Frequently Asked Questions

Manual lessons are £37.50 per hour (£56.25 for a 90-minute lesson, £75.00 for a 2-hour lesson). Automatic lessons are £40.00 per hour (£80.00 for a 2-hour lesson). Save up to 15% when you book a block of lessons in advance. Intensive course pricing is available on request, since it depends on the length and structure of the course.

It depends on what you want your licence to cover. A manual licence lets you drive both manual and automatic cars, while an automatic licence covers automatic cars only. Some learners find automatic quicker to pick up since there is no clutch or gear changes to manage. Happy to talk through which makes more sense for you.

This genuinely varies from learner to learner — it depends on prior experience, how often you can have lessons, and how quickly you build confidence. Rather than quote a fixed number that would not be accurate for everyone, we'll give you an honest, ongoing read on your progress as we go.

No, you can start practical driving lessons at any point once you have a provisional licence. You will, however, need a valid theory test pass certificate before you can book your practical test.

Bring your provisional driving licence (photocard) and, if you wear them, any glasses or contact lenses you need for driving. Comfortable, flat shoes make it easier to feel the pedals properly.

Yes — lessons are arranged around wherever suits you across Doncaster and the surrounding areas we cover, whether that is home, work, college or school.

Yes, this is very common and lessons are paced entirely around your own comfort level. There is no set timetable to keep up with — we take things at whatever speed helps you feel confident.

No, a full driving licence does not expire the way a provisional one does. Refresher lessons are a sensible way to rebuild confidence and get back up to speed before driving regularly again, whatever the reason for the break.

Pass Plus is additional training for newly qualified drivers, covering situations the practical test does not always include in depth, such as motorway driving, night driving and all-weather conditions. It is a good way to build real-world confidence after passing, and some insurers offer a discount for completing it — worth checking directly with your own insurer.

Not necessarily — intensive courses concentrate lessons over consecutive days, which suits some learners better than others depending on experience and how they learn best. Get in touch and we can talk through whether an intensive course or a more gradual pace fits you.

We cover Doncaster and the surrounding South Yorkshire area — see our full list of areas covered, and get in touch if your town is not listed to confirm we can reach you.