Driving lessons oxford The most common question we are asked at the outset by new pupils is ‘how long will it take me to pass the test’ or ‘how many lessons will I need? Your instructor will, during your first lesson, make an assessment of your driving and be able to give you a better idea of where he or she thinks you are at and how many lessons you may roughly need to achieve what you want, but the truth is that everyone is different and everyone needs as much time or as many lessons as is necessary! Many factors will come into play including of course how much practice you are able to do outside of lessons with your instructor in your own car bracket. What we promise however is that your lessons will be specifically designed around you and your needs to get you to where you want to be when you want to get there and we will be there for you every step of the way! Your provisional licence In order to get your full driving licence, you need first to apply for a provisional licence. witch allows you to legally learn to drive on the road and is a requirement for taking your practical test. Cost: £34 if you pay online, or £43 if you apply by post. Driving lessons in Oxford After obtaining your provisional licence you will start your driving lessons, the price may vary from instructor and location, however, the average cost for driving lessons in Oxford is between £27 and £32. When looking for someone to teach you how to drive, The common question is, from where should I start, The usual route is to ask family or friends for recommendations or of course you can Google ‘ the best driving School in Oxford ’ for example. and You can either opt to go through an Oxford driving school or seek a qualified, independent driving instructor in Oxford. Generally speaking, it can often work out cheaper to purchase lessons in bulk as you will most likely receive a discount – however, have a few lessons with your instructor beforehand to be sure they’re the right instructor for you. What is an ADI? ADI stands for Approved Driving Instructor. This means that the instructor has completed the full instructional course set by the DVSA. An ADI will display a blue badge in their car. What is PDI A PDI (potential driving instructor) must complete three tests that are set by the DVSA before they become an ADI (approved driving instructor). If you are being taught by a potential driving instructor, this means that they have completed two of these three tests and are actively working their way towards taking their final test. A PDI will have a pink badge in their car. After 6 months of teaching learners, the potential driving instructor must take and pass their final exam. If they don’t, their PDI licence will expire and they won’t be allowed to teach any longer. If a potential driving instructor fails their final test three times, their PDI licence will be taken away. Practical driving test Inevitably, the more driving lessons you have, the more prepared you will become test-day. Individuals will each progress at their own rate, and your driving instructor will advise when they think you are ready to take your practical test. Cost: £62 on weekdays, £75 on evenings, weekends and bank holidays. Pass Plus lessons in oxford We believe every driver should take the pass plus course in Oxford. The aim of the course is to make you a safer driver. This will also lead you to a huge insurance discount of up to 48% in some cases. The course has been designed by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) with the help of the motor insurance and driving instructor industries. The pass plus course in oxford is only available for people who have passed their driving test. The course consists of 6 driving lessons, which is divided into 6 modules. There is no test at the end, instead, you will be assessed throughout and you must cover all modules to complete the training. The price of the pass plus courses in oxford is £30 an hour. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT US: https://www.oxondrivingtuitions.com/