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FAQ's
The answer is always difficult but will depend on any road experience you already have, cycling and motorcycle experience can help but above all - it's the dedication you give to your lessons and any aptitude you may have. Some books believe that a two hour lesson for every year of age gives a good guide but rest assured we at Dedham Vale will help you progress as quickly and safely as possible and will continually monitor your progress and keep you in touch with your progression. Have a look at what the DSA recommend (Click Here)
Your Instructor will always keep you in touch with the tasks ahead and once he/she has taught you the syllabus, they will offer you a mock test. Another Local School Of Motoring Instructor will meet you on a lesson and will play the part of a driving test examiner. This represents the most realistic mock test available and at the end of the test - you will know whether your driving is up to standard
We recommend you take practical lessons while preparing for your theory test. The combination of practical experience with theoretical learning should help you perform better at the theory test.
You can only take your theory test once your provisional licence becomes valid. For a car this will be your 17th birthday. You can, however book your theory test before your 17th birthday. Candidates in receipt of Disability Mobility Allowance at the higher rate may take their theory test before their 17th birthday as long as they have a valid provisional licence
You will use the car you trained to drive in with us, we normally pick you up an hour before your test time, to give plenty of time before the test and also get in a couple of manoeuvres to help settle an nerves. The cost is priced at the equivalent to a two-hour lesson.
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