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The national average cost for a one hour driving lesson is between £20.00 to £26.00. Generally the mileage covered in a single one hour driving lesson will be between 15 to 22 miles dependant on the level of pupil being taught and the pick up / drop off distance between lessons. The cost of fuel per lesson will vary due to the price at the petrol pumps, the ability of the pupil and the type of lesson being taken.
The national average cost of learning to drive documented in the Guardian / Observer newspaper on the 31st August 2008 is between £950 to £1,500 depending upon the aptitude of the pupil. If the lower figure of £950 is divided by 45 (the amount of professional driving lessons that Driving Standards Agency research recommends), this works out to be £21.11 per one-hour lesson. These figures do not include the initial purchase of the provisional driving licence and the subsequent DSA theory and practical driving tests fees.
KJT's average pupil drive time on lessons before passing the DSA practical driving test is 33 hours. Multiply this figure by KJT's cheapest discounted course payment of £17.00 per hour, this works out to be £561 for the total cost of driving lessons.
KJT's average pupil lesson cost is £389 cheaper than the lower national average of £950 to learn how to drive.
Kevin from KJT Driver Training will answer your calls, arrange your bookings, teach you to drive and take you to your DSA test.
(No other person will be involved with this process)
CAN CHEAPER LESSONS BE MORE EXPENSIVE ?
Once upon a time there was a driving school advertising fantastically cheap driving lessons.
Was that for a 1-hour, 50 minute, or a 40 minute lesson? Is my lesson with a trainee driving instructor or a fully qualified driving instructor? Will I speak to my instructor or a call centre? Will I have the same instructor and the same type of car on each of my driving lessons?
What were the results?
Did the pupil learn happily ever after? How many hours of tuition did they require? Did they have the same instructor and the same car for the duration of their lessons? Did they eventually pass their driving test? What was the full financial cost to achieve a test pass?
How many lessons will you need if you do not have one hour lessons to reach the practical driving test standard? If you opt for a 40 minute lesson, by the time you finish your third lesson you will be one hour behind regarding your subject knowledge, driving ability and experience.
If you go for your DSA practical driving test before you are ready and the outcome resulted in a fail, it will affect your confidence for future lessons and can potentially have a negative impact for the next test. A driving test currently costs £62.00 (Weekdays) and £75.00 (Weekends) so what originally seemed like a good cheap fast track approach to learning how to drive becomes extremely costly and time consuming in the long term.
Calculate the extra cost and drive time required for additional lessons to reach the test standard and then subsequently pass!
Driving School price comparisons in the Tamworth area.
AA = £26.00 per hour
BSM = £25.25 per hour
Acclaim = £22.00 per hour
KJT DRIVER TRAINING = £20.00 per hour
KJT DRIVER TRAINING lesson prices are reduced even further per hour if you choose to purchase any of the 5, 10, 20 or 25 hour courses.
Contact KJT direct on 07890 288 083
GREAT VALUE PROFESSIONAL DRIVING LESSONS IN THE TAMWORTH AREA
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