FAQ
Below are frequently asked questions, which might help you find the answers for the questions you would like to ask and learn more about us. If you have any further questions, you are more than welcome to contact us by phone or on the contact us page.
What do I need for my Driving Lessons?
A provisional driving licence is required before you can start our driving lessons with us.
Can I be picked up from school/work place?
Yes, as long as the requested location is in the Wirral and that the instructor has been informed of your required finish point at the start of the lesson. This is so they can plan accordingly. It may not be possible if the request was made too short notice.
What areas do you cover?
We currently only provide lessons to our students who are based in the Wirral only.
What are the costs for your lessons?
We charge £33 an hour on weekdays and £35 an hour on weekends. More information on pricing can be found on the pricing page
Do you offer lessons on Automatic Transmissions?
We only offer lessons on Manual Transmissions at this moment of time.
Why Should I Learn to Drive with a Manual?
Learning to drive a manual transmission, also known as a stick shift or standard transmission, can offer several benefits:
Greater Control: With a manual transmission, you have more control over the vehicle's performance. You can decide when to shift gears, allowing you to better adapt to different driving conditions such as hills, curves, or slippery roads.
Improved Understanding of Cars: Driving a manual transmission requires a better understanding of how a car's transmission system works. This knowledge can be valuable for any driver, helping you become more aware of your vehicle's mechanics.
Versatility: Knowing how to drive a manual transmission opens up more options when it comes to choosing a vehicle. Some countries or regions may have a higher prevalence of manual cars, and being able to drive both manual and automatic transmissions can be advantageous, especially if you travel internationally.
Engaging Driving Experience: Many enthusiasts argue that driving a manual car is more enjoyable and engaging. Shifting gears and coordinating the clutch can make the driving experience more interactive and immersive.
Potential Cost Savings: Manual transmissions are often simpler and may require less maintenance compared to automatic transmissions. In the event of a transmission failure, repairing or replacing a manual transmission can sometimes be less expensive.
Skill Development: Learning to drive a manual transmission can be seen as a valuable skill. It requires coordination and concentration, contributing to the development of overall driving skills. It can also be a unique skill that sets you apart in certain situations.