Our simple pricing structure:

Block payment discounts

Same price for manual or automatic, and any time (subject to availability).

For learner driving lessons, refresher or motorway lessons.

Driving lesson gift vouchers available

  • 10 hours payment in advance £400

Pay-as-you-go

Same price for manual or automatic, and any time (subject to availability).

For learner driving lessons, refresher or motorway lessons.

Driving lesson gift vouchers available

  • £84 for 2 hours (£42 per hour)

Instructor Car for Test

Test Day

  • £126

Instructor car for test includes:

  • 1 to 1.5 hour warm up lesson before test (depending on distance to test centre)
  • Insurance cover
  • Travel time to and from test centre (up to 3 hours total time)
  • Booking subject to initial assessment lesson and agreement of test readiness.

Payment Methods

To confirm a booking you must pay for your initial lesson directly within 48 hours of the booking being made, or immediately if the booking is within 48 hours. If payment is not received then the booked slot may be released to another customer.

Bank Transfer

Upon a booking being made we will send you a confirmation email with a link and details of how to download and login to our free pupil “Total Drive” App, where you will find a message containing the bank details to pay your instructor directly via bank transfer. Payment must be made within 48 hours of the initial booking being made.

Cash

Some instructors may accept cash, but this must be paid at least one lesson in advance.

Credit and Debit Cards

Some of our instructors offer the option to pay them directly by Credit or Debit card through the Total Drive App using Adyen Pay. Please note that there is a service charge made by Adyen for each transaction. Once you have been allocated an instructor you will be able to see on your pupil App whether your instructor uses this service, and what the charges are.

Further Information

We normally advise that the most productive frequency of lessons is at least 1 x 2 hour lesson a week.

We strongly recommend two hours lessons.

Years of experience of driver training has told us that two-hour lessons are far more productive than just one hour, as more varied road types and topics can be covered, and repetition can take place to help consolidate learning.

Lesson content will also flow more consistently and seamlessly. As a result, a fewer number of lessons are normally needed overall to pass the driving test, which saves the pupil money.

However, if you find 2 hours are physically or mentally too demanding then discuss this with your instructor once allocated, as they may be willing to make an exception and offer you shorter lessons.

Do you have any questions? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help.