Driving Lessons in Worksop

Top tips for finding an instructor and passing your driving test in Worksop

Deciding on a driving school in Worksop

When looking for a driving instructor; you need someone who:

  • Builds your confidence
  • Makes learning fun
  • Won’t charge a fortune!

So here are 4 simple steps to make sure you find a top driving instructor in Worksop

1. Check reviews online

Reviewing an instructors online reviews is a great way to get afeel for what to expect from the driving schools in Worksop. Just make sure that you read reviews collated by independent sources, like Google reviews.

2. Beware of terms and conditions

If you’re like most people, the chances are you usually tick the box to say you’ve read the terms and conditions even if you haven’t. But in this scenario, it’s important that you read them carefully. Some driving schools have hidden policies, like making your driving lessons expire if you don’t use them all within a short timeframe. Don’t get caught out!

3. Check that you can switch instructors

You don’t want to be stuck learning with someone you don’t get on with. So, the safest thing is to check that your driving school in Worksopcan match you with a new instructor easily if you decide you want to swap. Not all schools will have enough instructors to facilitate this, so don’t book until you’re sure.

4. Avoid long waiting times

The last thing you want is to book your driving lessons and then find out that you can’t get started for another few weeks! Many driving schools in Worksopwill avoid sharing this unless asked. Make sure you do to avoid disappointment.

Local driving test centres

As soon as you're ready to start thinking about your test, you'll need to find a local test centre.A good driving instructor in Worksop will advise on the whole test centre experience to make sure you're setup to pass.

To see more test centres near you, enter your postcode on the DVSA website.

Top driving test tips from instructors in Worksop

Local driving instructors in Worksop have given us the lowdown on passing the driving test first time.

1. Brush up on rural road driving

Our instructors in Worksop have highlighted rural roads as a tricky ""one to watch"" as you’re allowed to drive at the national speed limit, but sometimes that’s not the appropriate speed for the conditions.

Make sure you practise judging what speed is sensible to drive at on country roads.

2. Drive defensively

When you’re driving in urban settings you need to be aware that not all drivers will drive well, or even follow the highway code! Make sure that you anticipate the behaviour of other drivers and adapt your own driving accordingly.

3. Directions aren’t the be all and end all.

You’ll receive directions from both the examiner and a sat nav at different points in your driving test. If you realise you’re in the wrong lane at the last minute, it might be dangerous to correct yourself. If that’s the case, it’s fine to make a wrong turn - it’s more important to drive safely than to follow directions accurately, and our local driving instructors say that you’re unlikely to be penalised.

Manual and automatic: which is best?

Before you step foot inside an instructors car you have to decide between manual and automatic driving lessons.

Manual licence holders are able to drive both manual and automatic cars, however, automatic drivers are stuck with automatic cars only.This flexibility can be handy when buying a car.

Manual lessons are often cheaper as automatic instructors are few and far between. Some drivers prefer the control a manual can give while driving too.

Automatic cars on the other hand are more straightforward to begin with as you don't need to worry about gear changes at all.On top of this, the lack of a clutch pedal makes automatic cars easier to drive in heavy traffic, so it you’re going to be getting a car to run you around Worksops busy streets, you may find an automatic easier.

Both transmissions come with their pros and cons, so think carefully before making your decision!

Where can I find driving lessons in Worksop

Regardless of where you live in Worksopor the surrounding areas, our driving instructors have got you covered.

Enter your postcode to see driving lesson prices near you.