You need to be at least 17 years of age and if you have not already done so, apply for a provisional license from the DVLA. You can do this online or by getting an application form from the post office. It is also worth having an eyesight check, but in any event, ensure you can read a standard car number plate at 20.5 metres. Also, read our advice on getting started.

Driving lessons vary in cost, depending on the type of lesson and how many you take. See here for all details of what is available to you...

Continuity of driving lessons is important. I would recommend that you have between 2 and 4 hours per week. You will also progress much quicker if you have two hour lessons each time.

You should take advantage of our discounts and special offers, which are available on block-bookings. See here for Special Offers...

The number of lessons required varies from student to student and is dependent on many factors, such as age availability and learning style. I will monitor your progress and keep you fully informed. See Types of Lessons on offer here...

No, and in fact it may be better to learn the theory whilst having practical lessons. You will however need to pass the theory test before applying for the practical test.

I am currently using a Hyundai i20 which has dual controls for your peace of mind and safety. See here for more details about the car...