Learning to Drive Reviews

I started off by applying for my provisional aged 17 and booking 5 lessons for £50. After the 5 lessons, I couldn't afford any more, so I waited, and waited, until I could afford some more, I was about 20 when I could! Then for my 21st I asked for driving lessons or money off everyone, I got 10 lessons and enough money to pay for my test. I did ...  Read the complete review

Learning to drive. Learning to drive was one of the most expensive and tedious thing I have ever done (and I failed twice) but rewarding and builds your confidence. I think the easiest way to describe it would be in bullet points..... 1. Because I have particular bad hand eye feet coordination I decided to learn ...  Read the complete review

I am a learner driver. There I've said it, I feel much better now. Some lessons I enjoy driving, other's I truely hate it. I never really wanted to learn to drive, when I turned 17 I did a few lessons because I thought it would be "cool" to be able to go cruising etc with my friends. I didn't do very well due to ...  Read the complete review

As big a fan as I am of our environment and looking after our planet, I really do think that driving is essential these days. I mean I remember when I was bit younger having to rely on lifts from others, and on public transport - and it really is a complete pain, often totally unreliable (Unless you want to live your life in Central London where ...  Read the complete review

Learning to drive can be an expensive hobby.. I started taking my driving lessons when I was 18, I took them with an instructor which cost me £20 at the time, I felt after 8 lessons I was ready to do with theory test. I had revised a lot and thought why not go for it, you get two years to pass your test after that. I failed my first ...  Read the complete review

Small message to all those miserable gits who like to tail up to my ass whilst i'm learning to drive and give me abuse.One day I will pass my test so does that mean I immediately earn the right to act like a knob,beep my horn,drive erratically,etc etc.May your back wheels turn into bicycle pedals and free wheel up your arses to anyone who behaves like a twat on the roads.Im proud to want to further my driving to the safest standard.Cockiness leads to them decapitated people on the car crash websites.My partner picks them up and recovers their vehicles.

This is a subject that you always hear so many different opinions on. My opinion is one that I don't think will ever change. Living in the North of Scotland we don't get many small accidents but unfortunately we do get our fair share of fatal accidents. It's always something that makes my heart go out to the families and makes me think ...  Read the complete review

Learning to drive **What do I think of learners?** That question is like saying what do you think of teenagers when in reality we have all been there and done it but love to criticise that we weren't that bad! I know this may sound harsh but I don't think I could ever be a driving instructor as I just do not have ...  Read the complete review

Im wondering where to start on this one.... As a driver my self I wonder why we all feel the same once we have passed our tests well every driver I know is the same... Learners always annoy us. I only passed my test in 2007,I had held my provisional drivers licence since 2004 and never bothered to take lessons though my husband did ...  Read the complete review

In the summer of 2008, I turned the required age for learning to drive. As I come from a single parent home, where my mum doesn't drive, I've had to rely on buses nearly all my life. This is a bit of an annoyance when you want to be places at certain times and struggle because of the bus. I have to say I was a bit cocky to start with, ...  Read the complete review

Learning to drive is difficult, I should know as I failed my 3rd test this morning! I rather frustrated and fed up, plus numb at the same time. I first started learning towards the end of 2005 and for much of the 3 years since have had regular lessons which occasional breaks due to illness or simply not having the money anymore. My ...  Read the complete review

Ever since a young age, I have been looking forward to driving, so when I was 16 I got my provisional. When I was 17 I hadn't really got anything planned, so I started to look around and it was a case of, OK ill look around at others aswel and it kept getting put off, about 3 month later, I inquired on the internet to a driving school ...  Read the complete review

IN THE BEGINNING When I turned 17, I must admit that I had little interest in driving (and little money, as my parents were not in the position to shell out for lessons like my peers) and was quite content with being the knowledgeable one about London's public transport. However, after not getting into the Uni of my choice after my Art ...  Read the complete review

Waking up on your 17th birthday and knowing that you can now legally learn to drive is a good feeling. As good as waking up on your 16th birthday and knowing you can go to the shop and buy a lottery ticket! Yes, miss saddo here did just that. I already had my provisional license before my 17th birthday. You can apply for your ...  Read the complete review

I was a late one to passed my test, having been a carer to my mum and my brothers and sister for years I never had the money to learn. But when I had my son I tried lunking the pram onto a bus whilst trying to carry everything, I thought if only I could afford to learn to drive, because I could'nt drive and was studying at college I had to spend ...  Read the complete review

Yikes, turning 17 was more daunting than I thought it would be, what with all my friends already learning to drive (or having passed) I almost felt pressured to get through the whole process, although not overly - I mean I know I had many happy months still ahead of me being a passenger and getting lifts for zero petrol money. Happy days, although ...  Read the complete review

Now, before you tell me how easy the theory test is supposed to be, times have changed. The theory test is now unbelievably daunting and composed not of a straightforward written test, but a complex touchscreen multiple choice exam and fourteen – yes, fourteen – different hazard perception video clips which require you to spot numerous ‘developing ...  Read the complete review

I have just passed my test today, I firsst learnt to drive at 17/18 and failed my test twice, then had a bad car accident as a passenger which put me off, and then went off to uni. I never needed to drive really until I got my new job which is easy to get to by public transport but involves a 20 min walk so after paying out 70 quid a month for a ...  Read the complete review

Learning to drive is probably one of the most popular skills we try to learn within our lives. It isnt an easy skill to learn, and many people fail several times along the way. Why do we put ourselves through it? Lifestyle and independance!! I think that the age for learning to drive should be changed to 21, or at the very least 19. ...  Read the complete review

Ok now I am quite a recent driver and am actually still in my probation period so I have to be so careful with everything until the beginning of December and then I can start to relax a little. Learning to drive is one of those things that is daunting to most people which is why I decided to do this review as I hate the way that learner drivers ...  Read the complete review