Driving lessons
Manual and automatic lessons with Mo, a DVSA approved instructor, across Slough, Langley, Datchet, Iver and Windsor.
- £40 an hour
- Manual + automatic
- Free pick up
Before your first lesson
You need a provisional driving licence. You can apply from 15 years and 9 months old, but it only lets you drive from your 17th birthday. Apply for one on GOV.UK.
It is worth reading The Highway Code before you start, and keeping at it alongside your lessons — it is one of the three books the theory test questions are drawn from.
Manual or automatic
We teach both, at the same price.
Manual
A manual licence lets you drive anything.
Automatic
Only covers automatics, but plenty of people pass sooner in one because there is simply less to think about.
If you are not sure, say so when you book and we will talk it through rather than guess.
What a lesson includes
- Lessons of 1, 1.5 or 2 hours, whichever suits you
- Free pick up from home, work or college
- No car sharing — the hour is yours
- Clean, modern, dual-controlled cars
- Help with theory and hazard perception
- Mock tests before the real one
How many lessons
There is no honest single answer, and we would rather say so than quote you a number to close a sale. It depends on how often you practise, whether anyone can take you out between lessons, and how you take to it. Mo will tell you where you actually are after a few lessons.
Ready when you are
£40 an hour, manual or automatic. No booking fee, nothing to pay up front, and free pick up across Slough, Langley, Datchet, Iver and Windsor.

