First 10 Lessons now £300 was £320*

Yes, we deliver intensive driving course Leeds / driving lessons in Leeds during lockdown, especially to NHS staff, doctors, nurses, fire fighters, ambulance staff and all key workers, those who drive as part of their job and respond to ‘threats to life’ as part of their job, especially to NHS staff from local hospitals. We provide special discount to NHS Staff and Key-Workers as well.*NB: Once their employer booked their driving test from DVSA then we can start crash driving course.

Yes we do. As these are popular times, so if you would like to book in for a peak time then please give us a call, with as much notice as possible. We will always do our best to fulfill your driving lesson needs.

It ranges from £25 per hour taster to £45 per hour, depending on nature of course, regular or intensive.

According to the Driving Standards Agency (DSA), you’ll need around 44 hours of professional lessons to pass your driving test. This is just an average figure – it’s important to remember that everyone’s different.

Because we start driving lessons in Leeds at 5 AM, and pupils take lessons before they go to work. As a local driving school in Leeds our driving instructors in Leeds are expert in their teaching techniques and on top, their local knowledge about driving lessons in Leeds is like Google. You can try wont regret at all.

Yes, we can assist you for early dates. (*Charge Applies)

Yes, we have some amazing driving instructors offering automatic driving lessons in Leeds. Automatic driving lessons can be taken as an intensive driving course in Leeds or you can switch to automatic transmission at any point during your driving lessons

Yes we cover almost every part of Leeds and surrounding areas.

Yes, we cover Solihull, Kings Heath, Shirley, Edgbaston, and many more areas.

Continuity of driving lessons is really important. The more often you’re behind the wheel the better. Between 2 and 4 hours of private lessons per week is recommended. You’re also likely to progress more quickly if you have two-hour lessons each time.

Before your first driving lesson, become familiar with The Highway Code. … The average learner needs 20 hours of practice to pass the driving test, in addition to 45 hours of driving lessons. Once you’ve started learning, ask your instructor for advice about when you are ready to start practicing between lessons.

There’s no minimum number of lessons you must have or hours you must practise driving. How many lessons you need will depend on how quickly you learn. You can get a progress card / form online to record your progress with your instructor.

Yes, depending on your location in Leeds, we have both manual and automatic driving instructors available for you.

We have many female driving instructors in Leeds. They do work some evenings and weekends. Please call our office on 03337727265, so we will make sure that you got driving instructor according to your preference.

Our local driving instructors in Leeds cover LS1, LS2, LS3, LS3, LS4, LS5, LS6, LS7, LS7, LS8, LS9, LS10, LS11, LS12, LS13, LS14, LS14, LS15, LS16, LS17, LS18, LS19, LS19, LS20, LS21, LS21, LS22, LS23, LS24, LS25, LS 26, LS27 and LS28 postcodes.

No. You can start learn to drive without passing theory test, but before you can start driving lessons you must hold a provisional license. If you don’t already have one you will need to apply for one to the DVLA. You must pass the theory and hazard perception test before you can apply for the practical driving test.

There are more than one driving test centres in Leeds and your local driving instructor will show you the test centre and test routes before your test, as per your own choice.

By law, there is no minimum set number for it. At present someone can sit the driving test as soon as turn 17, and some pass with 20 hours’ experience or less. Typical learner drivers in Britain have 40 to 50 hours of lessons.With us, mostly learners take around 20-25 hours of driving lessons in Leeds, to pass their driving test.

Just say you want to have driving lessons, ask if they’re available and when, what they charge and if they’re able to take on a new student. Provide them your postcode and mention if you looking for manual or automatic transmission.

An intensive course can save you time and money as you might need fewer hours’ training. However, it won’t prepare you for driving in the real world as much as conventional lessons will. You might not experience different weather conditions or drive in the dark.

According to the Driving Standards Agency (DSA), you’ll need around 44 hours of professional lessons to pass your driving test. This is just an average figure – it’s important to remember that everyone’s different.

Once you’ve obtained your provisional licence, it’s time to fork out for your driving lessons. Lesson prices vary from instructor and location, however the average cost for a driving lesson in the UK is £30.

“Perfect Driving” is a vague term. If you’re talking about Steering / Throttle / Clutch / Gear / Brake co-ordination 1 – 2 months should be enough. More important than that is learning to drive safe.

The average learner needs 20 hours of practice to pass the driving test, in addition to 45 hours of driving lessons. Once you’ve started learning, ask your instructor for advice about when you are ready to start practising between lessons.