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Harlington Driving Lessons
If you’re looking for a driving instructor in Harlington, you’ve come to the right place! With over 1000 DVSA approved driving instructors, we could get you on the road in no time! Whether you’re looking for automatic or manual, male or female, we’ve got you covered.
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Automatic driving lessons Harlington
Are you a learner and looking to start your automatic driving lessons? We have professional driving instructors in the area that are ready to start your journey to becoming a competent and safe driver.
Book your automatic driving lessons today and we will assign you one of our Rated Driving instructors in Harlington.
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Manual driving lessons Harlington
Are you wanting manual driving lessons in Harlington? We have DVSA approved driving instructors in the area that are ready to start your lessons and get you driving test ready.
Book manual driving lessons Harlington today and we will assign you one of our Rated Driving instructors in the area.
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Intensive driving lessons Harlington
Do you want to start intensive driving lessons Harlington? We have automatic and manual driving instructors that can take your intensive driving course and get you ready for your driving test less than 30 days.
Please note, we do not offer practical driving tests (including cancellations).
Book intensive driving lessonsChoosing the right driving course in Harlington
Refresher Course
Prices from
£350
Experience level
You have had many driving lessons and looking to brush up your skills so you are driving test ready.
The 10 hour driving course on average takes 2 - 5 days/weeks.
Intermediate Course
Prices from
£688
Experience level
You're around half way through your driving lessons and have skills that need to be learnt.
The 20 hour driving course on average takes 1 - 10 weeks to complete.
Intermediate Course
Prices from
£1026
Experience level
You have little driving experience but have a lot more to learn before you are a confident driver.
The 30 hour driving course on average takes 1 - 15 weeks to complete.
Beginner Course
Prices from
£1361
Experience level
You're a beginner and at the start of your driving lesson journey with little to no experience.
The 40 hour driving course on average takes 1 - 20 weeks to complete.
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Match driving instructor
Be assigned the perfect DVSA approved instructor, from the 1000+ that we partner with across the UK.
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Track your learning progress and lesson payments easily from your learner dashboard in the Rated Driving app.
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From start to finish, the Rated Driving team will support your journey to getting on the road. Chat with us directly at any time inside the app.
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Guide to driving lessons in Harlington
If you're a learner driver in Harlington, you'll be pleased to know that there are plenty of options when it comes to finding driving lessons. Learning to drive can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but it can also be daunting for some people. Finding the right driving instructor and driving school is crucial to your success, and in this article, we'll explore some of the things you should consider when looking for driving lessons in Harlington.
The first thing you need to decide is whether you want to learn to drive with an independent driving instructor or a driving school. There are pros and cons to both options, so it's important to weigh up the benefits of each before making a decision.
Independent driving instructors in Harlington are self-employed and work on a one-to-one basis with their students. This means that you'll get their undivided attention during your lessons, and they'll be able to tailor their teaching to suit your individual needs. They may also be able to offer more flexibility with lesson times and locations.
On the other hand, driving schools in Harlington have a team of instructors who work for them, and they may offer a wider range of services, such as intensive driving courses and mock tests. They may also have more resources, such as dual-control cars, which can be useful for nervous learners.
Once you've decided whether you want to learn with an independent driving instructor or a driving school, the next step is to do some research. Look for driving instructors or schools in your area and read reviews from other learners. You can also ask friends or family members for recommendations if they have recently learned to drive.
It's important to find an instructor or school that you feel comfortable with. You'll be spending a lot of time with them, so you need to feel at ease and confident in their teaching abilities. You should also make sure that they are fully qualified and registered with the DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency).
Another thing to consider when looking for driving lessons in Harlington is the cost. Prices can vary depending on the instructor or school, so it's important to shop around and compare prices. Don't just choose the cheapest option, as this may not necessarily be the best value for money. Look for an instructor or school that offers a good balance of quality and affordability.
When you've found an instructor or school that you like, it's a good idea to book an initial lesson to see how you get on. This will give you a chance to get a feel for their teaching style and to ask any questions you may have. It will also give the instructor or school a chance to assess your current level of driving ability and to recommend a suitable course of lessons for you.
Driving lessons in Harlington FAQ's
Is it better to have 2 hour driving lessons?
For most people learning to drive, 2 hour lessons are more beneficial than 1 hour lessons. There are many reasons for this which include: Reduced learning time overall (can reduce by a third) Reduced costs to the learner (2 hour sessions cost less as they are seen as getting a deal). Speak to your instructor in the Rated Driving app and they will do their best to cater to your requirements.
Is it quicker to pass in an automatic?
Learning in an automatic car has it benefits. The main one that learners like is the fact they do not need to master the clutch that comes in manual cars. As such, generally, there is less to learner so some learners may find it quicker to pass their driving test. And the quicker you pass your test, the less money you'll spend on driving lessons. Please note that automatic driving lessons normally cost more than manual driving lessons.
How many lessons does it take to drive?
According to the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) learner drivers need on average 44 hours of professional driving lessons to pass their driving test. To speed up learning, learners can always practice with a family member providing they are the correct age, the car is safe and legal to use and you have the correct car insurance.
Should I learn to drive in a manual or an automatic car?
It's a tough one. Many learners like to take their driving lessons in a manual car as they get the benefit of being able to driving manual and automatic cars, where as having an automatic driving licence means that you will only be allowed to drive automatic cars.
There is change coming though. As we turn to a greener future, electric cars are now becoming popular as they are far more friendly to the environment with the added bonus of them being automatic. The UK Government has said that all combustion engine cars will not be allowed to be sold from 2030 so learning automatic is actually not a bad choice.
Automatic driving lessons generally cost more than manual lessons but learners tend to need less lessons so the cost balances out by the time you pass your driving test.
Is an intensive driving course a good idea?
An intensive driving course can save you time and money as you might need fewer hours' training. There are some downsides though. With normal hourly driving lessons you get to experience many different driving and weather conditions which will allow you to learn how to drive and build confidence in all circumstances.
Normally, an intensive course is far more expensive than hourly lessons as you will be packing in all your lessons into 7-14 day window and taking your driving test at the end. It's a lot of pressure and not for the faint hearted but if you are a quick learner and keen to pass fast, intensive driving lessons could be the right path for you.
