How much do u pay for driving lessons and where is the cheapest

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• ejm Posts: 3,515

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  11/03/13 - 20:47 #2

  ....and breath.

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• hunter23 Posts: 3,097

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  11/03/13 - 20:52 #3

  i used to pay 22 pounds in 2009 for a 1 hour lesson. think you can get discounts if you're student though.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,383

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  12/03/13 - 00:02 #4

  £3.80 per lesson, 5 for £15. It was the early 80s though......

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 4,391

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  12/03/13 - 00:03 #5

  £21 for an hour. A few years ago.

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• Caldari Posts: 5,890

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  12/03/13 - 00:22 #6

  £5 per lesson.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 0

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  12/03/13 - 00:47 #7

  £15 an hour

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• Takae Posts: 13,555

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  12/03/13 - 00:53 #8

  £4 per hour, but discounted as a favour. I don't know the normal rate. Probably £7 or £10? This was a few years ago, though.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 904

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  12/03/13 - 00:56 #9

  I saw the thread about sex with a pig and was surprised not to see your name under it, OP.

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• walterwhite Posts: 56,818

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  12/03/13 - 19:20 #10

  £20 an hour a few years ago. Absolute bargain considering.

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• Bethaneeny Posts: 10,094

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  12/03/13 - 19:39 #11

  £20/hour or a block of 10 of £190 - few months ago

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• tony13579 Posts: 1,145

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  12/03/13 - 19:50 #12

  Jordan_Zain wrote: »

  say per lesson how much do you pay and where is the cheapest or lowest amount you pay also do you think that driver instructors who charge extorshin amount of money for driving lessons as the are day light robbers

  
  Are they?
  
  If were to start a driving school I would want at least £15 per hour + the cost of buying and running a car. ... sitting the driving standards agencey tests, down time, Putting up with customers who change thier booking times because the cat has to go to the vet, etc etc

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,254

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  12/03/13 - 20:32 #13

  I'm currently learning to drive and it costs me £22.50 per hour.

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• Cunny Funt Posts: 1,905

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  12/03/13 - 20:59 #14

  I passed in January and mine were £20 a lesson. I think it also depends where in the country you live. I'm in Manchester.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 445

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  12/03/13 - 21:00 #15

  Step daughter is paying now £21 an hour. Are we are near Sheffield

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 98

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  12/03/13 - 21:11 #16

  We pay £23 per lesson,the instructor is fab.We are in Bolton.

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• Jack-UK Posts: 1,373

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  12/03/13 - 21:15 #17

  I just finished driving lessons and they were £120 for first block of 10 to start with then £180 after that first block. That was with Greg, a driving instructor in Hartlepool. He may have increased the prices, not sure.
  
  My Dad paid for the lessons, not me!

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• walterwhite Posts: 56,818

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  13/03/13 - 03:12 #18

  tony13579 wrote: »

  Are they?
  
  If were to start a driving school I would want at least £15 per hour + the cost of buying and running a car. ... sitting the driving standards agencey tests, down time, Putting up with customers who change thier booking times because the cat has to go to the vet, etc etc

  
  Yes, I wonder what price people think they should actually be.

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• SecretLifeoBees Posts: 50,870

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  13/03/13 - 04:29 #19

  I paid £24 an hour with BSM a few years back. Bought in blocks so it was a bit cheaper

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