Currently in the UK you have to be 17 years of age to obtain a provisional licence to drive a car or ride a motorcycle - unless in receipt of a full disability allowance, when you can obtain a provisional licence at the age of 16 years. You must be in possession of a provisional driving licence before you will be able to drive on a public road. You can obtain a licence application form D1 from any main post office.fill the form in put two passport type photos and a chq for £45 send it of to dvla swansea for more info go to my links page,

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There is no minimum or maximum amount. It will be largely dependent on your own aptitude and personal rate of learning ability. This is where taking professional training from a DSA (Driving Standards Agency) Approved Driving Instructor is the best course of action, particularly if you have little or no previous experience of driving. but to give an estimate i would say about 65 hours

we work to suit your needs so book early to get the time you want

Yes 60 mins or 90 mins &120 minutes phone for more details please

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

It will depend on the discretion of your Driving Instructor. Most will allow this but will probably want your first lesson to be taken in their driving school car, so as to assess your current driving ability and level you have reached.

Yes, but when you pass your practical driving test in an automatic this will be the only type of vehicle that you will be entitled to drive. Whereas if you pass your practical driving test in a vehicle which has a manual gearbox you are then entitled to drive both automatic or manual gearbox vehicles unaccompanied.

Follow this link to the Driving Standards Agency. This link and more useful links for the Learners link can be reached via the 'Learners link' on the left-hand side of this page.

You go out for at least six hours of extra tution including motorways. At the end I send off the paperwork to the DSA and you will get your Pass Plus certificate, not to mention extra life skills for your safety.

YES! From Part 1, which is the theory part, all books and discs provided. Part 2 is your driving ability - you must not get more than six faults - a very high standard. It lasts approx 1hr. Part 3 is essentially your ability to teach you will need at least 60 hrs, training done one to one to a high standard. You can take out a trainee license to help you get the experience you will need. I pay for your first test in each of the phases 1, 2 & 3, and will give you your lessons when you need them

yes but you must have passed your theory you may wait up to three weeks for a test date,

yes we must get 48 hours notice are we will charge

no the test fee goes to the dsa you will still be charged for at least 2 hours dependant on where you take your test and yes you will use our car,

No we only use manual cars

you will have to resit your test again as a learner that also includes your theory test

we cover all of the north east at this moment in time that includes south shields gateshead newcastle felling benwell fenham teams wreckenton ,

the first lesson should try to be a 2 hour lesson so you are familliar with the car and all the controls also so you can actually get to do some moving off and stoping, your instructor should ask to see your license and check your eye sight by asking you to read a registration plate at a distance of about 20 meters try to relax and enjoy it ,

if you fail dont worry try again ,not everybody passes first time not even at lowfell driver training and you will benefit from the extra tution ,

the answer to that is 10 working days so you can practise where you went wrong so do exactly that get some more lessons booked in so you feel more confident next time,

try going to your doctors about a week before your test and explain to them how you feel and they maybe able to help do not just take something from a friend as you may react differently ,

yes we do cover birtley durham consett stanley ryton newcastle south shields north shields gateshead whickham wallsend byker walker heaton gosforth jesmond just ask

yes you can school college just let your instructor know in advance

yes so even if you have an instructor why not try a mock test with us

yes you can get a voucher for as little as one lesson so make someone happy buy one today

yes you can get a reciept and you should sign for you lesson

then the dsa will rebook your test and may refund you for up to two hours

you should only book your test if your instructor says you are ready and he has that date available for you if not then its not his fault

your lessons will be valid for 3 months from the date of your last lesson ,so please let us know if you are taking a break otherwise they will be void thanks

The Practical Test fee was increased by the DSA from 30/03/2009 and is now £62.00

You can apply for your Licence up to 3 Months before you turn 17

You can accumulate points on your Provisional licence, if you have more than 6 points on your provisional licence, then your licence will be revoked under the new driver act

We regret we no longer accept cheques.

From 23rd January 2012, the Driving Standards Agency is making changes to the UK driving Theory Test. From this date onwards, the DSA will add new multiple-choice Theory Test questions to the test. The DSA will not let anyone publish these new Theory Test questions, so they will not appear in any product, nor on any website. However, the DSA will continue to release official DSA Theory Test revision questions, and these will be published in all Driving Test Success products.