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Meanies
19-01-2010, 03:46 PM
Does anyone know of any national driving schools that I haven't thought of yet, or if you live in the north east any local ones.

I've looked around BSM, AA, RED, Bill Plant and some other more local ones that i've seen going around.

Cheapest I have so far is £19.50 an hour with UKDrive, that being the standard lesson price after introductory offers and whatnot

I needa know relatively soon 'cus my grans wanting to book them soon:eusa_danc

Hecktix
19-01-2010, 03:49 PM
You'd probably be be better off going with a local private instructor rather than one of those big companies, not just for price but for better tuition too.

Alkaz
19-01-2010, 03:57 PM
Yeah I agree, go small and private. Normally the more you pay the better tuition you get. You might not want to pay £22 a lesson but if you only have 25 lessons on £22 opposed to 30 at £20 thats a saving of like £50 etc.

Immenseman
19-01-2010, 04:06 PM
i went private and my man was wicked £17 an hour too

GoldenMerc
19-01-2010, 04:16 PM
i went private i was paying £27 a lesson, Was quite alot to be fair but it was decent. which mattered overall

Eoin
19-01-2010, 04:16 PM
22 an hour! jesus! i was 15 per lesson in a block of 5. thats the reason why i avoided big driving schools.

Immenseman
19-01-2010, 04:20 PM
i got first 3 for 30 so 10 each then 17 from then on

win

Titch
19-01-2010, 05:29 PM
local companys are better than global ones, all global ones care about is the dosh whereas local ones tend to care about the learner more.

Black_Apalachi
19-01-2010, 07:39 PM
I got first 4 for £60 then each 10 for £200. I thought £20 per lesson was the cheapest you'd ever get!

danzooo
19-01-2010, 10:11 PM
Rumour has it the big companies like the AA falsely claim you're not ready for your test so you will book more lessons thus more $$ for them. Could of course be rubbish, but ya never know. Smaller ones are better, I'm with a local one called EezyDrive.

Black_Apalachi
20-01-2010, 12:30 AM
Mine was a private instructor btw and I'd deffo recommend private.

tdi
20-01-2010, 01:07 AM
Mine was a private instructor and I think it was £19 a lesson but I had about 10 lessons, so he did them a bit cheaper? It was a couple of years ago, I can't remember exactly but it was much cheaper than big-name companies. Sorted me out with free theory dvd's and stuff too, was dead helpful.. Passed my theory first time and my practical first time too.. I think with a bigger company then it'd have taken more.

Black_Apalachi
20-01-2010, 01:24 AM
Oh yeah mine gave me free DVDs too :D. haha he was pretty awesome actually, and I passed both first time as well.

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