Best Driving Schools in Camberley

Test pass rates, like any statistic, are often manipulated by instructors to indicate whatever they wish. Many instructors will promote 'High 1st Time Pass Rates!' in attempt to convince you they guarantee a first time pass. This ignores the reality that pupils may switch up schools at any stage. The national average pass rate is between 40 & 50%, but here at CDS we aim for much higher than that - ideally 100%! While we can train you to drive safely and competently to the required standard - how you actually perform on the day is down to you, but here at CDS we do provide a number of coping mechanisms for nerves to aid you in being yourself and performing your best!

Unfortunately, there is no one specific answer as people learn at different rates. The DVSA suggests at least 40 hours of tuition to achieve the required standard to pass the test. As your instructor, it is our duty to tailor a bespoke program to best suit you. While some fortunately pass with as a few as 20 lessons, others may require substantially more. The instructor will advise when they consider you are ready. We also understand that pupils would not desire to pay for more tuition than necessary so we strive to bring you to the required standard as quickly and safely as possible.

If you are already a CDS pupil the car will be automatically reserved for your use during the practical test once booked. If you have not trained with CDS and wish to take the test with us, we will gladly reserve it for you once we have driven together for at least one session, as we hope you understand we need to assess your ability to drive our car safely and competently, and to advise whether you are at the DVSA's required standard to pass the practical test.

We provide students with a discounted rate, and lessons purchased in bulk also equate to a further discounted rate. Please visit our prices page for more information.

We are currently happy to accept payment via personal cheque, cash, or bank transfer with details provided on request. As we look to the future we intend to also provide credit/debit card payments at some stage. We hope you understand that delayed payments may adversely affect our working relationship, so please try to be prompt to avoid any complication.