Frequently Asked Questions

• You must have a Provisional Licence.
• You must complete driving licence application form D1 and photocard application form D750 (Available from most post offices).
• The minimum age which you can legally drive a car on the public roads is 17.
• If you are disabled and in receipt of mobility allowance, the minimum age is 16.
• Until the day you pass the practical part of the Driving Test you are not allowed to drive on your own.
• It is also worthwhile having an eyesight test to check that you meet the minimum eyesight standard for driving.

• Instructor’s lesson prices vary depending on what is your driving ability and what type of lesson.
• Please head over to our lesson prices page for price information, or you can just call us.

• How often you have your lessons is entirely up to you. The instructor recommends at least 1 session of 2 hours per week (subject to availability).

• You can cut the cost of learning to drive by taking advantage of block booking discounts. Savings can be made on courses of 10, 20 and 30 hours.

• No. In fact it is a good idea to learn the theory whilst you are learning the practical as it can bring the subject alive making it easier to understand and remember.

• Driving Standards Agency strongly recommends that you take lessons from an Approved Driving Instructor. If your friend or relative teaches you they must be over 21 years of age and have held a Full British Driving License for at least 3 years. It’s worthwhile remembering too that learning with a friend or relative means you could pick up their bad habits.

• You will need both parts of your photo license, or your license and a passport if you have an old paper license. You will also need the letter the DVSA sent inviting you to your test.

• There are Theory Test centres located all over the UK run by the DVSA.   https://www.gov.uk/find-theory-test-pass-number

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