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How long are driving lessons. Weekly driving lessons is the typical method that most learners choose for learning to drive. It usually takes around 30 to 40 hours to reach test standard. 2 x 1.5 hour lessons per week should allow you to reach test standard within around 2 to 3 months depending on your ability. Opting for one lesson per week can take up to six months to reach test standard. This is a full-time course in that all 30 to 40 hours of driving are taken within a single week, again often with a driving test scheduled at the end. These can be ideal for those that wish to pass the driving test as quickly as possible and who are limited on time. Many individuals take a week off work to achieve this. Good on ya! You really wont regret it. As for lessons, its all down to the individual, the DSA recommend 45 hours professional tuition, combined with 20 hours private practice. I had no private practice and nowhere near 45 hours with my ADI and I passed at the beginning of June. There are no real short cuts to driving. The DSA say the average is 35 hours to pass your test. But if your confident and learn quick you could take a week course and be driving on your own the next week. Or if you have the wrong instructor or don't learn the skills so quick you will still be trying in 20 years.f you want to wait until you are 17, then the best way to get things moving is to start studying for your Theory Test NOW and take it either on your 17th birthday or as soon after it as possible. There is usually a wait of 2 to 4 weeks to get a Theory Test appointment. How many driving lessons you require depends on a number of factors, including: 1  How many driving lessons you take each week. 2  Your confidence and determination to pass the driving test.3  Your financial resources. 4  The ability of those who teach you to drive. 1 You must have a provisional driving licence when you learn to drive. 2  You must put 'L' plates on prominent places on the front and back of your vehicle. 3  You can't drive on the motorway with a provisional licence. 4  There's no minimum number of lessons you must have or hours you must practice driving.n a one hour driving class you may find that by the time you've gotten up to speed with it your lesson is already finished. You may find you get better value for money if you take your lessons in two hour sessions. Passing your test takes, on average, 45 hours of lessons according to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency. That's likely to cost over £1,000. Add in the other expenses like exams and study materials and the final bill will be even higher.n a one hour driving class you may find that by the time you've gotten up to speed with it your lesson is already finished. You may find you get better value for money if you take your lessons in two hour sessions. There are many factors that need to be taken into account on how many driving lessons it will take you to reach test standard. According to the Driving Standards Agency, the average person requires 44 hours of professional lessons combined with approximately 22 hours of private practice. How many driving lessons you require depends on a number of factors, including: 1  How many driving lessons you take each week. 2  Your confidence and determination to pass the driving test. 3  Your financial resources. but your dad has already taught you to drive so you have had lessons just not with a qualified instructor..... the OP asked how long it takes to pass the test... I doubt your friend had six hours of lessons having never driven before..... Last edited by sebbie; 07-04-2007 at 18:29. Before you get behind the wheel you'll need to be 17 and have a valid provisional licence. To get your provisional licence you can apply online, or complete a D1 form from the post office and send it to the DVLA (DVANI in Northern Ireland) with your proof of identity and a passport-sized photo.
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