In Great Britain, you can normally start learning to drive a car on public roads from 17 years old. You can apply for your provisional driving licence up to 3 months before your 17th birthday.If you receive, or have applied for, the higher weekly rate of the mobility component of Personal Independence Payment (PIP), you may be able to start learning from 16.

No. You do not need to pass your theory test before starting practical driving lessons.In fact, studying for your theory test alongside your practical lessons can be very beneficial, as you will be able to relate what you learn to real driving situations.You must, however, pass your theory test before you can take your practical driving test.

You must bring your valid provisional driving licence.If you wear glasses or contact lenses for driving, make sure you bring them with you.Before your first drive, I will also carry out the required eyesight check, which involves reading a standard number plate from 20 metres away.

Please use the enquiry form on the Lessons page to join the waiting list.

I cover Wrexham town centre and the surrounding areas.Pick-up and drop-off locations are agreed based on your location and my existing lesson schedule.

I currently offer manual driving lessons only.

Absolutely. If you have previously had lessons with another instructor, you are welcome to enquire.I will assess your current driving ability and we can work together to identify the areas that need improving.

Not at all. Most pupils start with little or no driving experience.Your lessons will be tailored to your individual ability and you will progress at a pace that is appropriate for you.

Your first lesson is about getting comfortable in the car and introducing you to the basics of driving.We will cover things such as the vehicle controls, safety, moving away and stopping, steering and basic road positioning, depending on your individual starting point.There is no pressure to achieve a set amount on your first lesson. Everyone learns differently.