FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

A UK familiarisation course is not a formal driving test, and completion of the course does not guarantee that you will pass the UK driving test. However, it can help improve your knowledge and skills related to UK road laws and driving practices, which may increase your chances of passing the test if you decide to take it.

Absolutely! Since June 2018, learner drivers in England, Scotland, and Wales have been allowed to take motorway driving lessons. This means that beginners can gain valuable experience and confidence in driving on motorways with the guidance of a qualified instructor. It’s an excellent opportunity for new drivers to learn how to safely navigate high-speed roads and understand the rules and regulations specific to motorway driving.

Yes, you can book automatic driving lessons online through our website or by contacting our driving centre directly. We offer online booking for your convenience.

Yes, we allow you to book driving lessons online through our website. You can check the availability of lessons, select a convenient time, and make a booking after contacting us through call or email or by filling online booking form.

Yes, you can book manual driving lessons online through our website. Alternatively, you can also contact us by call or email.

Yes, you can cancel an early test booking. However, checking our cancellation policy and any potential fees that may apply is essential.

Yes, you can choose which areas or routes you want to practice during your intensive driving course. This can be helpful if you are preparing for a specific driving test route or if you want to focus on practising specific skills or manoeuvres. Our driving instructor (in Kingston, Sutton, Twickenham & South West London) works with you to create a personalised course schedule.

No, passing your driving test in an automatic car only qualifies you to drive automatic transmission vehicles. You will need to pass a separate driving test for manual car driving.

Yes, once you have completed motorway driving lessons and gained the necessary skills and confidence, you are legally allowed to drive on motorways using your full UK driving license. However, driving responsibly and following all the rules and regulations while driving on highways is always essential.

Yes, you can choose to learn to drive an automatic car. However, it’s important to note that passing your driving test in an automatic car will only allow you to drive automated vehicles, whereas passing in a manual car will grant you a license to drive both manual and automatic vehicles.

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