Learner Driver Advice

Learning to drive without L plates could land you a fine & penalty points on your licence. This guide covers what you need to know about L plates.

An intensive driving course offers a fast track to obtaining a full license and driving independently. However, the intensive schedule might be overwhelming for some learners who may prefer a slower, more relaxed approach to learning to drive.

Driving can be hard for some people, especially when they are first learning to drive. However, with practice and experience, many motorists find driving relatively easy and enjoyable.

Your first driving lesson will typically last about two hours. This gives you time to learn the basic controls of the vehicle & begin driving.

One of the most important steps when learning to drive is to choose a driving instructor who can teach you to drive safely and responsibly.

Almost everyone gets nervous about their driving test. But if you’re well prepared you have no reason to feel nervous or doubt your ability.

You’ll need a provisional driving licence so that you can learn to drive on UK roads. In this guide, we cover everything you need to know about applying for the provisional driving licence.

Passing your theory test is the first step in becoming a full UK driving licence holder. In this guide we’ve put together our tips to help you pass your theory test like a pro.

Private practice behind the wheel can give a learner invaluable experience. Here are the skills you need to teach someone to drive safely & responsibly.

The DVSA recommends around 45 hours of professional driving lessons & 22 hours of private practice to learn to drive.