Why choose automatic?

• Automatic driving lessons are getting increasingly more popular.

• No stalling or rolling back on hills.

• No clutch or gear lever to coordinate.

• Two pedals are operated by one foot only which eliminates confusion.

• More time to concentrate on controlling the vehicle.

• More time to develop judgement of speed and steering skills.

• More time available to concentrate on reading the road, signs, markings and any developing/potential hazards.

• Less tiring, less distracting, get to the practical test standard quicker!

• Better suited to the stop/start of town and city driving.

• There is a small price difference between automatic and manual cars.

• Most cars come with an option of an automatic gearbox nowadays.

• Present and future electric cars are best suited for automatic gearboxes.

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FAQ and External Links:

We will always abide by the code of conduct 

Code of Conduct: www.gov.uk/government/publications/driving-instructor-code-of-practice/approved-driving-instructor-adi-code-of-practice 

We recommend you to check out this website if you would like to speed up the process: https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/learning-to-drive/how-to-pass-your-driving-test/ 

You will be asked at least one 'show me' and at least one 'tell me' question during the test: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/car-show-me-tell-me-vehicle-safety-questions/car-show-me-tell-me-vehicle-safety-questions 

For an insight of what a driving test will look like: https://www.gov.uk/driving-test/what-happens-during-test 

Ready to pass? https://readytopass.campaign.gov.uk

Choosing your driving instructor: https://www.drivingtestsuccess.com/blog/choosing-your-driving-instructor

What do I need to do before I can start driving?

You need to be at least 17 years of age and if you have not already done so, apply for a provisional license from the DVLA.

You can do this online ( https://www.gov.uk/apply-first-provisional-driving-licence ) or by getting an application (D1) form from the post office.

It is also worth having an eyesight check to ensure you can read a standard car number plate from 20.5 metres away.

What areas are covered?

Leicester and its surroundings.

How often should I have my driving lessons?

Continuity of driving lessons is important and we recommend that you have between 2 and 4 hours per week. You will also progress much quicker if you have two hour lessons each time. The minimum that we can provide is 1 and a half hours.

How many driving lessons will I need to take?

The number of lessons required varies from student to student and is dependent on many factors, such as availability, age, learning style or any previous road experiences (motorbikes, bicycles or simply as a passenger in a vehicle).

Do we offer intensive courses?

Please enquire.

Do I need to pass the Theory Test before I can start my driving lessons?

No, and in fact it may be better to learn the theory whilst having practical lessons. You will, however, need to pass the theory test before applying for the practical test.

How do I pay for my driving lessons?

You can either pay by wire transfer or cash.

Contact us:

To get in touch with Drive Planet, please call, text or email us. 

We are also available on WhatsApp.

Contact No: 07940703394

Email Address: riazm375@gmail.com

Cancellation policy:

If you wish to cancel a lesson regardless of the reason, a minimum of 48 hours prior notice should be given. Usually, you are required to pay the full amount for the lesson booked. Nevertheless, we are charging a lower fee of only £30.