Independent or popular company driving school?

[Clumping]

I'm doing my driving theory test on Monday, so *fingers crossed* once I pass I'll be moving onto the practical.
Anyone here who's done all this, did you go with an independent/more private instructor or a bigger company like AA/BSM? Which do you think would be better? Obviously everyone's from different places so different companies etc, but it would be good to know people's experience of who they learnt with :-)

[Yawn]

ummm went with AA 1st but that was quite a bit more expensive i think
then went with 2 private instructors. i found private was better cos i soon realised my 1st instructor was legit awful. that mightve just been that 1 instructor tho who knows.

just depends on cost i guess and how much money u have to spend on it/wat u can afford. find out from ppl in ur area who they learned with and how gd their experience was.

[Absently]

I was first off gonna go with Aviva but it turned out I was gonna be paying a few hundred more, whereas I'm paying much less with a private person and I quite like it.

[Jordan]

i went private with my driving lessons. but my college offer a discount with the AA i think so check that out if you are in college and see if they do a deal.

good luck!!

[Shar]

I prefer private than paying ridiculous money to a big driving school

[Brad]

I didn't do a drivers ed school. I went to the insurance company and the said it wouldn't have mattered.


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[Zak]

I went with an independent ... he was very good. Passed first time with barely any lessons.

[scottish]

Why are you doing your theory before even doing any lessons what doesn't everyone do lessons then so far in theory then practical

But yeah, private.

[Clumping]

thanks for replies defo going private x

and noo @scottish; best getting theory out the way, got it all sussed really :p

[scottish]

Wastes time m8 but then you're already years past legal age to drive ain't you