Driving Lesson Prices

What we offer:

regular lessons

  • A minimum of 90 minutes per lesson.

  • 90 mins £80

refresher lessons

  • A minimum of 90 minutes per lesson.

  • 90 Mins £81

motorway course

  • 2 hours per lesson.

  • 2 Hours lesson £108

intensive course

  • £54 per hour x number of hours required.

    To see how many hours you will need for an intensive course, you will need to do a 90 minute driving assessment unless you are a total beginner.

  • £54 per hour

 

AREAS COVERED

Anniesland, Jordanhill, Knightswood, Broomhill, Partick, Scotstoun, Whiteinch, Kelvinside, Hyndland, Hillhead, Woodlands, Kelvinbridge,Finnieston, Maryhill, Ruchill, Firhill, Woodside, Drumchapel, Bearsden, Glasgow West End and Glasgow University.

Don’t worry! If you stay outside of these areas, we can arrange to start and finish lessons at Partick train station. There are subway and bus links to this station, making it an easy meeting point for each lesson.

 FAQs

  • According to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), on average it takes around 45 hours of lessons to learn how to drive, with an addition of 22 hours of private practice with family or friends. With Automatic driving lessons, this should be less than the average figure. Some drivers may need less, and some drivers may need more, so it really is down to each individual.

  • From experience, there is generally no significant difference between the amount of lessons needed for anxious learners and those who are relatively confident. It is natural for new learners to feel anxious, but they will overcome this problem with the more driving that they do, as we will help you to build your confidence. Remember, learning to drive with Auto's Best in the West is a fun experience and we are here to support you all the way!

  • You can't start driving lessons without a provisional licence. To apply for your provisional licence, please vist the DVLA website or use the button below.

  • There are a variety of ‘show me, tell me’ questions that you may be asked during your driving test. Please follow the button below for examples.

DVLA Website
‘Show me, Tell me' Questions