The earliest date your provisional can become
valid is your 17th birthday.
Driving Lessons
What will I learn in my first
lesson?
How many lessons would I need?
•Cockpit checks
•How to operate controls and instruments
•Safety checks before starting the engine
•Moving away and stopping
•Mirrors – vision and use
An approximate guide -the DSA statistics illustrates that the usual pupil will need 45 hours of professional training and 22 hours of private practice.
Choosing Your Instructor
Cheap Lessons!
Approved Instructor ADI
A completely qualified approved driving instructor will have green badge displayed on the windscreen
Trainee driving Instructor (PDI)
The trainee instructors are given a pink licence for 6 months so they can gain experience to teach.
If the prices of driving lessons are too cheap, then you should clarify,
if the lessons are for a full hour,
if the driving instructor is qualified to teach, the car that you will drive.
Cheap lessons may not always be good and you may end up spending more.
What do I need before starting or booking driving lessons?
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March 04, 2010 - 23:36
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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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March 04, 2010 - 23:30
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What is the minimum age you can take a test?
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March 04, 2010 - 23:31
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The earliest date your provisional can become valid is your 17th birthday.
Jasmin – Stepney
December 02, 2009 - 23:34
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Are your Instructors licensed to teach driving?
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Mazed – London
December 02, 2009 - 23:58
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All our driving instructors are registered with the DSA (Driving Standards Agency). This guarantees good quality instruction and service.
The DSA monitor all registered driving schools and driving instructors. These are continually graded at regular intervals.
The DSA is the government appointed body that controls the driving schools industry.
