Question 1

How many driving lessons do I need?

Accepted Answer

This varies by individual experience. Complete beginners typically require 40 to 50 hours, whereas those with some experience may only need 20 to 30. We recommend a £49 assessment lesson to get a professional recommendation.

Question 2

Do you offer automatic intensive driving courses?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer automatic intensive driving courses across Birmingham. You can choose your preferred transmission when checking course availability.

Question 3

Do you offer manual intensive driving courses?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we provide expert tuition for manual intensive driving courses. All our instructors are DVSA-approved and specialize in helping you pass fast.

Question 4

How does the £199 deposit work?

Accepted Answer

A £199 deposit secures your booking and forms part of your total course price. Cancellation and refund rights apply under our Terms & Conditions and Refund Policy. The remaining balance of your course is due no later than the day before your training begins.

Question 5

Are test-day hours included in my course?

Accepted Answer

Yes. 2.5 hours of your course time are reserved for your test day. This includes a final warm-up lesson and the use of the instructor's car for your practical test.

Question 6

Do I need to book my own DVSA driving test?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Due to DVSA rules, learners must hold their own practical driving test bookings. We provide professional guidance to help you navigate the booking process.

Question 7

What happens if I am unsure which course to choose?

Accepted Answer

We recommend booking our £49 assessment lesson. An instructor will evaluate your current driving level and recommend the most suitable and cost-effective course for you.

Question 8

Which areas of Birmingham do you cover?

Accepted Answer

We cover all areas of Birmingham and the West Midlands, including Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Erdington, and Walsall. We also offer free local pickup for all intensive courses.

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