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Your instructor will ask to see your licence and check your eyesight by asking you to read a vehicle registration plate at a distance of about 20 metres. Ideally, the first lesson is a two hour lesson so that you become familiar with the car and its controls. You can expect to do some basic stopping and moving off and stopping.

Yes you can and probably should, as the practical experience will help you understand the questions and answers contained in the theory test. What you study for the theory test will also be very helpful in your practical lessons

Everyone is different and learns at a different pace but on average the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (the DVSA) estimate that students need around 35-40 hours tuition before being ready to take their test. If you need more than 50 hours there are usually some factors holding you back that your instructor will be able to identify.

Intensive courses may sound like a good idea but most people need time to absorb and reflect on what they learn. Regular tuition is important and two of three lessons a week in the first few weeks is usually best.

Yes. We strongly encourage all our pupils to take the DVSA Pass Plus course. It can be beneficial for new drivers as significant savings can be made on motor insurance for those who complete the course. Essentially this is not a pass or fail course. This course will cover aspects of driving not covered under normal tuition, such as motorway driving, night driving, high-speed overtaking etc.