Business Details
Looking for a driving instructor in Paisley, Linwood, Johnstone, Elderslie, Renfrew, Kilbarchan, Howood areas in Renfrewshire? Govan, Cardonald, Hillington Penilee, Mosspark or Ibrox of Glasgow? Driving Instructor in Paisley or Glasgow south west areas to sit your driving test at Shieldhall, Glasgow or Paisley driving test centres?
Learn Me Driving School offers a range of the best cheap driving lessons Paisley, Glasgow, Linwood, Johnstone, Elderslie, Erskine, Renfrew, Govan, Cardonald, Ibrox and surrounding areas of Glasgow from beginner lessons to full license holder looking for a refresher driving course. We also offer tuition in motorway, country road, in town and after dark driving for those a little wary of this type of driving.
Learn Me Driving School offers a range of the best cheap driving lessons Paisley, Glasgow, Linwood, Johnstone, Elderslie, Erskine, Renfrew, Govan, Cardonald, Ibrox and surrounding areas of Glasgow from beginner lessons to full license holder looking for a refresher driving course. We also offer tuition in motorway, country road, in town and after dark driving for those a little wary of this type of driving.
Services
Services
We offer evening and weekend lessons, from complete beginner leaning to drive, through to the full license holder looking to improve their driving skills or maybe have not driven for a while, and would like a refresher course to help gain the confidence of getting back behind the wheel. Pass Plus course - Not long passed or looking for more experience or maybe get that large insurance premium down a bit.
Paisley driving school terms and conditions
You must be of legal age to drive and produce a valid UK/Northern Ireland provisional Category B driving licence. If a photo card licence is held, then both card and counterpart must be produced. If an older paper licence is held, then you must also produce a valid passport as photographic identification.
Pass Plus Course
The Pass Plus course is designed to give new drivers valuable experience and help develop existing skills, learn new skills and techniques, improve anticipation and awareness, learn how to reduce the risk of being involved in an accident and maintaining a courteous and considerate attitude while on the road.
Reviews
Passed test first time as Ricky was an excellent instructor, who was patient and encouraged me during all my lessons I would definitely recommend him as a driving instructor. My lessons with Ricky were really good I feel like every time I went out I actually learned something and we built up a good friendship where I could just say if I felt I was struggling with something and I liked that.
Getting started
You can apply for a provisional driving licence when you're 15 years and 9 months old. You can normally start driving on your 17th birthday and your first lesson can be arranged for this date. It is essential you hold a valid UK Provisional Driving Licence before starting your driving lessons. You can apply online or by post by completing a D1 application form, which you can get from the DVLA form ordering service or from a Post Office.
A guide for young drivers
Every year many young and inexperienced drivers will get behind the wheel. Figures now show, however, that the cost of getting on the road for the first time has soared by 18% in five years -to an average of 6,800 (including lessons, insurance, and the cost of the car itself) - while further research shows many young people don't feel prepared to drive at all.
