The DVSA highly recommends that you take lessons from an Approved Driving Instructor. If your friend or relative teaches you they must be over 21 years of age and have held a Full UK Licence for at least 3 years. It's worthwhile remembering that learning with a friend or relative means you could pick up their bad habits. Your instructor will advise when they feel you are ready to gain additional experience by going out with a friend or a relative. Remember their car may not have the safety of dual controls.

• You must have a Provisional Licence
• You can apply for a provisional driving licence quickly and easily online from Directgov or by completing the D1 application form available at most Post Offices
• All applications made by filling in the D1 form will also require original documentation to be sent to the DVLA to confirm your identity
• The minimum age, which you can legally, drive a car on the public roads is 17

Yes. If you're in a hurry to pass your driving test then an intensive course is extremely popular with students. The test can be arranged at the end of the week for a learner with some experience or 2-3 weeks later for complete novices.

 2 hour driving lessons offer a more comprehensive, personalised, and cost-effective learning experience compared to shorter or longer lessons. They provide the perfect balance of instruction, practice, and personalised attention to ensure that students are able to learn effectively and safely