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1) Legally, to drive you must have one of the following:
Or, in certain circumstances:
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A signed international Driving Permit (IDP)
- A full licence issued outside the UK
You must also be able to read a number plate - the distance requirement for the eyesight test using old style number plates is 20.5 metres or 20 metres if the new-style number plate is used.
New-style number plates are easily identifiable starting with two letters eg AB 51 ABC. If you can only read a number plate using glasses/corrective lenses for the eyesight test, the law requires you wear them whenever you are driving.
You must be at least 17 years of age to drive a car. As an exception, if you’re receiving Disability Living Allowance, you are allowed to start driving at 16.
2) Visit the links page to find out more on how to obtain your provisional.
3) Pick a date that suits you, and arrange your first lesson! Contact me here.
Below are full details of all the tests I've taught and prepared my pupils for over the last two years.
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2009 (to date: 19th Dec)
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Passed: |
Failed: |
Total Tests: |
| 24 |
17 |
41 |
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Pass First Time: |
15 pupils - 37%
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Overall Pass Rate: |
59%
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2008 (to date: 19th Dec)
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Passed: |
Failed: |
Total Tests: |
| 31 |
18 |
49 |
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Pass First Time: |
17 pupils - 35%
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Overall Pass Rate: |
63%
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2007
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Passed: |
Failed: |
Total Tests: |
| 35 |
27 |
63 |
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Pass First Time: |
22 pupils - 35%
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Overall Pass Rate: |
56%
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