AUTOMATIC driving lessons– Standard Driving Lessons
Driving Lessons – Flexible, Structured, and Professional
At Tuga Driving School, our driving lessons are tailored to meet each pupil’s individual needs. Whether you prefer regular weekly lessons or an intensive driving course, we can design a programme that fits your schedule and learning pace.
We recommend a minimum 2-hour lesson once per week as the most effective way to build confidence, gain road experience, and make steady progress.
Please note: The minimum lesson duration is 2 hours, unless otherwise arranged and agreed with your instructor.
Discount Packages
| Duration | Price | Course Type |
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| 2 Hours | £90 | Standard Driving Lesson |
| 10 Hours | £440 | Refresher Intensive Course |
| 20 Hours | £860 | Intermediate Intensive Course |
| 30 Hours | £1,230 | Beginner Intensive Course |
Test Day Fee
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Test Day Fee: £200
This includes a one-hour pre-test warm-up and insurance cover for the driving test.
Note: Prices for out-of-area test centres may vary.
Standard Driving lessons may be taken according to the pupil’s requirements, from 2 hours a week to an intensive course. We would generally recommend a 2 hour lesson at least once a week as the best way to make good progress while building up experience and road practice.
Our minimum lesson is 2 hour lessons except if arranged and agreed with your instructor.
Manual Driving lesson – Standard Driving Lessons
How long could it take to learn to drive?
Guidance on Lesson Requirements
The chart above is a general guide. Individual learning needs may vary, and some pupils may require more or fewer hours than the packages listed.
According to DVSA research, an average 17-year-old learner with no prior driving experience typically requires:
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40 hours of professional driving lessons
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20 hours of additional private practice
These figures assume:
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Regular continuity of lessons (at least 2 hours per week)
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No previous driving experience
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Standard learner progress and commitment
By following a structured programme with consistent lessons, pupils are more likely to build confidence quickly and achieve test readiness efficiently.
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