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WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
Are you ready to become a confident driver?
Learning to drive is more than just a practical skill; it’s a gateway to a world of possibilities, offering numerous benefits that extend far beyond simply getting from point A to point B. At its core, driving provides freedom and independence, empowering individuals to chart their course through life’s journeys.
One of the greatest advantages of learning to drive is independence. No longer reliant on public transportation schedules or the availability of others for rides, drivers have the flexibility to travel on their own terms. This is why we encourage driving lessons in Manchester.
It builds confidence, resilience, and adaptability—qualities that are invaluable in navigating life’s twists and turns. Overcoming the challenges of learning to drive instills a sense of accomplishment and empowers individuals to tackle new challenges with courage and determination.
At DRIVE Driving School, we will provide you with a complete education. Whether you are a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, our courses are tailored to meet your needs. From basic vehicle control to advanced techniques, we cover it!
Additionally, at our Manchester driving school, we treat you as an individual, understanding that everyone has their own pace, and work with you to help you achieve your driving goals. We will teach you vehicle control, ways to avoid common driving hazards, and the ability to stay calm while driving. By learning to drive with us, you will become the confident driver we know you can be!
Furthermore, at Just Drive Manchester, we are dedicated to providing top-notch driving lessons. We’ve helped 78% of our pupils in Manchester pass their driving test!
Contact us today to book your lesson and pass your test with Just Drive Manchester!
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In a busy city such as Manchester, you’ll need to have your wits about you at all times when on the road. That’s because there are a wide range of static and developing hazards that you’ll need to be aware of—everything from a tricky multi-lane roundabout to the possibility of cyclists dodging in and out of traffic could have an impact on your driving.
The DVSA recommends 22 hours of private practice before taking the practical driving test.
Here are some great places you can practise in Manchester.
Globe Industrial Park: This industrial area in Dukinfield is popular with new learners because of its wide roads and lack of traffic. Sundays are especially quiet so there is a chance you’ll have the area to yourself.
Bower Street: Located in Newton Heath, this wide, straight road comprises of a few residential properties and business addresses. It’s generally quiet most of the day so it’s a good place to head to if you’re looking to do some weekday practice.
Lyntown Trading Estate: If you’re based in Salford or West Manchester, this business park is a good choice for those first few sessions behind the wheel. It’s made up of a couple of wide roads with just enough bends for you to get better with your steering and car placement. Try to head here at the weekend, as on weekdays the roads are made narrower by parked cars.
Colman Gardens: If you’re looking for somewhere quiet, head to this residential road in Ordsall, Salford. It’s also a good spot to learn the basics of roundabouts, with a mini roundabout at the entrance of the road. However, make sure to avoid the school rush as there’s a primary school around the corner.
Kingsway: This long residential street in Alkrington, Middleton, has three roundabouts. It’s rather quiet for most of the day, so it’s a great place to get to grips with simpler roundabouts before heading onto some busier ones.
Windermere Road: While you’re in Middleton, Windermere Road is useful for getting some practice on those tricky hill starts. It is a long residential street that loops up a hill and then back down again. So whichever way you approach it, you’ll have plenty of chances to get some hill starts in!
Waterloo Road: If you’re looking to up your confidence on urban roads, Waterloo Road in Cheetham Hill will do the trick. With plenty of traffic lights and junctions, it’s a good place to get used to a range of road systems.
Oldham Road: Dual carriageways are likely to come up on your driving test, so it’s worth getting familiar with them. Oldham Road is a good choice if you’re looking for a road out of the city. You will also get practice at lane placement, as you face a fair share of traffic lights and junctions!
Boardman Lane: If you’re looking to stretch yourself on a rural road, you can’t get much better than Boardman Lane. To the west of Middleton, it’s bordered by hedges on either side and it’s narrow enough that you’ll have to pull over if you encounter another car.
Medlock Street Junction: Take Princess Road, also known as the A5103, towards the city centre and you’ll hit this busy multi-lane roundabout where it crosses the ring road. There aren’t any traffic lights to help you onto the roundabout, so it’s handy for getting used to joining a roundabout safely. Don’t forget that since the ring road is a motorway, you can’t turn onto it without your instructor until you’ve passed your test.
Chinatown: It’s not often that we tell new drivers to brave the city centre, but you’ll get some valuable experience on one-way systems if you head over to Manchester’s Chinatown and the surrounding areas. We’d recommend switching off that sat nav and working hard on following the one-way signs instead.
Stamford Brook Road: Have a go at joining Manchester Road from Stamford Brook Road, or vice versa. It’s a busy junction and you’ll have multiple lanes, traffic lights and a dreaded box junction to contend with.
In this day and age, is it really necessary to learn to drive? As a company that provides driving lessons, we’re obviously slightly biased. Nevertheless,
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In this video, Senior Trainer Mike Fowler discusses the benefits of 2-1 training during your in-car training.
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This is our MOST POPULAR and COMPLETE Package! Once you have finished the 40 hour course, you have extra lessons if you need them, PLUS we will pay for your next test too!* For beginners.£2000
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10 Hours
Recommended for drivers with driving experience (20+ hours), that may have already passed their theory test and are getting ready for the test.£350
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20 Hours
Recommended for those who have got the basics but need more advanced help.£650
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10 Hours
Recommended for those approaching test-standard needing to perfect their skills.£350
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2 Hours
Suggested for those unsure how they would like to begin their journey to becoming a driver.£70
Book nowDRIVE driving school puts YOU first, so you can expect lessons tailored around you.
As you can see above, we offer a number of different courses, ideal from total beginners to those who are almost test-ready.
And we also offer courses for those who are somewhere in the middle or just want a few refresher lessons too!
AND also remember, that all of our 10+ hour courses come with our awesome ‘Pass Your Test Guarantee!’
Courses to suit all learner drivers
Flexible driving lessons to fit different schedules
Learn with experienced instructors
Home and workplace pickups
Pass as quickly as possible
Access to online support material
Our ‘Pass Your Test Guarantee’
* The Test Pass Guarantee is quite simple:
– you must have had at least our 10 hour package of lessons with one of our instructors;
– you must be able show you have watched all of the videos in our learning to drive online course;
– you must provide your test fail report – dated within the last 14 days;
– you must provide your bank details so we can pay you the value of the test within 14 days of making use of the guarantee.
– the instructor must agree that you are at a test ready standard.
*^ Guaranteed Pass – Unlimited Course:
– you must have had at least the 40 hour package of lessons with one of our instructors;
– additional lessons are provided and limited to 4 hours following a test fail and before a resit;
– you must be able show you have watched all of the videos in our learning to drive online course;
– you must provide your test fail report – dated within the last 14 days;
– you must provide your bank details so we can pay you the value of the test within 14 days of making use of the guarantee.
The instructor’s decision on test readiness is full and final. You must follow your Instructor’s advice on the sitting or rebooking of a test. The instructor reserves the right to refuse use of the car for the day of the test.
If this occurs, the 2 hours reserved for the day of the test will be used for any test resit.
With all of our courses, we act as an agent on your behalf. We will process the fee and take payment for the course. We will pass the amount of the lessons for the course onto the instructor minus our administration fee of (£50) and test fees.
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