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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
In order to start learning to drive on public roads you must be 17 years or older and be in possession of a valid UK provisional driving license. You must also be able to read a vehicle registration plate at a distance of no less than 20.5 metres.
This really depends very much on your general skills, age and the time you can invest in your driving lessons. According to national statistics, the average person takes about 45 driving lessons with an instructor plus 22 hours of personal learning to pass the test.
Yes, Automatics help make driving much easier and give you more time to concentrate on what's happening on the road. At Driver trainer network we have a selection of automatic cars. So if you would like clutch free motoring, call us today!
The majority of Driver Trainer Network’s training is based locally, although in some circumstances it will take place in a mutually convenient location. We would often advise you to train where you are taking your practical tests. Bear in mind, the course is not full-time and, because we work around your other commitments, you may have to travel a little to ensure the best use of your time.
Yes, depending on your requirements there are a number of choices to help you brush up on your driving skills.
On the road to net zero with Driver Trainer Network
Learn to become an ADI (Approved Driving Instructor) with Driver Trainer Network also ensuring you’re not emitting excessive amounts of CO2 with our green energy powered fully electric instructor cars and including self charging electric hybrids.
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