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| Learning to Drive the 1st Step |
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| Preparing to learn to drive: |
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The minimum age which you can legally drive a car on the public roads is 17 |
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Book 5 x 2 hour lessons for £150 – |
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Tailor made intensive driving courses are available, each one individually priced |
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£100 Pass Plus course  |
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If you are disabled and in receipt of mobility allowance, the minimum age is 16 |
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Until the day you pass the practical part of the Driving Test you are not allowed to drive on your own |
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You will need to apply for a practical driving license |
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You must complete a driving license application form D1 (available from most post offices) |
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The current cost of a first provisional license is £38 |
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When you apply for your license you must also enclose original documentation confirming your identity |
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You MUST NOT drive until you have received this first license and you have signed it in ink |
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Your eyesight must meet a minimum standard |
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The Driving Test is split into two parts: |
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A computerised Theory Test of mainly multiple choice questions together with a video-based Hazard Perception Test |
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A Practical Test of your driving |
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You must pass BOTH parts before you can apply for a full driving license |
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