Driving lesson prices in Norwich
Pay as you go, buy a block of lessons and save, or fast-track with an intensive course. Here is exactly what each option costs, and what it includes.
Clear prices, no surprises
One price for manual and automatic, with pick-up and drop-off included. There’s nothing to pay when you enquire.
Weekly lessons
Regular lessons fitted around school, college or work. Pay as you go, or buy a block and save.
Book weekly lessonsIntensive courses
Your lessons condensed into days or weeks. Complete beginner? Start with a lesson or two and we’ll recommend the right length.
- Planned around your test date
- A full mock test
- Our car for your test
Prices are for one-to-one tuition in a dual-controlled car. Test fees are paid to the DVSA separately.
What every lesson includes
- One-to-one tuition in a dual-controlled car
- Pick-up and drop-off at home, school, college or work in our area
- An honest estimate of how many hours you need, kept up to date
- Help booking your test on GOV.UK, and tips for finding earlier dates
What you pay separately
Test fees go to the DVSA, not to us: £62 for a car practical test on a weekday, £75 on evenings, weekends and bank holidays, and £23 for the theory test. You also need a provisional driving licence before your first lesson, which you apply for on GOV.UK.
When you pay
There is nothing to pay when you enquire, and no obligation to book. Once we have agreed your lessons, you pay when you book them.
What our learners say
Our instructors have decades of teaching experience between them. Here’s what some of our recent reviews say.
“Passed my test today in Norwich. Shout out to my amazing instructor Adnan. Thank you for being so kind and patient whilst also pushing me. Clear instructions and feedback and very good at breaking down things which I found challenging whilst at the same time pointing out my successes. Thanks once again!”
“I would highly recommend Adnan as he was extremely calm, patient, and made me feel very comfortable driving. This built my confidence massively and ensured I felt prepared going into my driving test.”
“I was a little nervous about driving… until I met my instructor, Adnan. Adnan made driving feel like something to enjoy, and taught me impeccably well. His teaching was clear, concise and made learning an enjoyable experience for me, and above all Adnan was an extremely kind person who I am grateful to have been taught by.”
“Absolutely incredible from start to finish! I learnt in Norwich with Adnan and he was incredible! So so helpful and taught me everything I needed to know to get a first time pass! I had my week intensive then 2 lessons before I was ready so it was a quick turnaround from knowing nothing to everything! I had never driven before!”
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Questions, answered
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Ask on WhatsAppHow much do driving lessons cost in Norwich?
Pay-as-you-go lessons are £45 an hour. A 10-hour block is £420 (£42 an hour) and a 20-hour block is £800 (£40 an hour). Intensive courses are £490 for 10 hours, £900 for 20 hours and £1,320 for 30 hours. Manual and automatic lessons cost the same, and pick-up and drop-off are included. DVSA test fees are paid separately.
Do automatic lessons cost more than manual?
No. Manual and automatic lessons cost the same: £45 an hour pay as you go, or from £40 an hour with a block. Pick-up and drop-off are included.
How many driving lessons will I need?
There is no set number. The DVSA doesn’t require a minimum, and it depends on your confidence, how often you practise and whether you learn in a manual or an automatic. After your first lesson we give you an honest estimate and keep it updated as you progress.
Are test fees included?
No. Test fees are paid to the DVSA when you book: £62 for a weekday car practical test, £75 for evenings, weekends and bank holidays, and £23 for the theory test.
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