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Automatic Driving Lessons Areas Covered
Cheltenham, Gloucester
Bourton on the Water,
Stow on the Wold & surrounding villages.
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PDI Lessons at £35 per hour
A PDI, or Potential Driving Instructor, is a trainee driving instructor in the UK who has passed the first two parts of their Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) qualification (theory and practical driving tests) but is yet to pass the final instructional ability test.
PDIs operate under a trainee license with a pink badge, allowing them to provide paid driving lessons while still working under the supervision of an experienced ADI within a driving school.
A PDI holds a trainee license, often called a "pink badge," issued by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)
ADI lessons pay as you go. From £45.00 per hour
Lessons booked by the hour payable at time of booking
Block booking 10hrs from £450
Assessment/Meet the driving instructor lesson £50 per hour
Assessment/Meet the driving instructor lesson £50 per hour
One off assessment lesson payable at time of booking.
It allows the instructor to look at your current driving ability and knowledge
Gives you a chance to meet the instructor who will be taking you for your lessons
Gives you the opportunity to drive the instructor’s car
Allows you to ask the instructor any questions you might have
Refresher Course £300 6 hours
Refresher Course £300 6 hours
Assessment/Meet the driving instructor lesson £50 per hour
Refresher driving lessons are a perfect way to improve on certain skills, bump up your road safety or boost your confidence behind the wheel.
We understand that there are several reasons why motorist require refresher lessons; from needing additional assurance to get behind the wheel following an accident to building confidence when driving on a motorway or at night
Motorway lessons £195 3 hours
Refresher Course £300 6 hours
Motorway lessons £195 3 hours
Driving on the motorway is an essential skill for any UK motorist. And it can seem scary, especially if you’ve not long had your provisional licence. Don’t worry though - you’ll get used to it very quickly.
Rebels, instructors can help ease you into motorway driving. With a little practice, you can become a capable, safe and confident motorway driver.
If you’re looking to take on the motorway for the first time, or already have your licence but just want some extra practice, Rebel can help
Beginner Course £1750 35 hrs
Refresher Course £300 6 hours
Motorway lessons £195 3 hours
Start from scratch full driving course booked in advance so you get continual driving lessons at the same time every week up to the time you pass your practical test or 35hrs which ever happens sooner
Will I get my driving licence quicker in an automatic?
That's a possibility. As you don’t have to get used to the clutch and working through the gears, it’s easier to learn from scratch. This could mean having less driving lessons
What's the difference between Automatic & Manual
Automatic and manual refer to the transmission. In other words, the gears. In a manual car, you have to change all the gears yourself. An automatic basically does it for you.
That’s not to say you don’t have gears in an automatic. They’re just a bit more basic.
Lessons in a Automatic
Learning to drive a manual car isn't everybody's cup of tea especially in busy cities where changing gears and clutch control is a necessary part of everyday driving. Not having a clutch pedal can make the experience of driving much easier, allowing you more time to concentrate on driving safely. Our client centred driving instructors will get you on the road in no time.
Pass Plus
What is Pass Plus?
Pass Plus is a practical training course that takes a minimum of 6 hours to complete and is designed for drivers to improve their skills.
Only a fully qualified driving instructor can deliver the course and they must be registered to do so with the DVSA.
Pass Plus consists of 6 modules, each of them designed to give the driver experience driving:
(1) In town/city centre, (2) In all weathers, (3) On rural roads,
(4) At night, (5) On dual carriageways, (6) On motorways.
All modules should be covered by practical sessions, although local conditions may mean that some are theory based - you won't be able to practice driving in the snow in the middle of July!
Is there a test at the end of Pass Plus?
There isn’t a test at the end of the course, Your instructor will be assessing you throughout the course and will be completing a training report form. In order to pass, you’ll need to reach the required standard in each module.
Once you have completed the Pass Plus course you must send your training report form, signed by you and your instructor, to the DVSA to receive your certificate:
Pass Plus
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
The Axis Building
112 Upper Parliament Street
Nottingham
NG1 6LP
Who can take Pass Plus?
Anyone who has passed their practical driving test can take Pass Plus, but it is of most use to newly qualified drivers.
Can Pass Plus save me money on my Car insurance?
Potentially, some insurers will offer a discount on your car insurance policy if you have completed Pass Plus. You may be asked to provide details of your Pass Plus certificate, so make sure you receive yours by sending your signed training report form to the DVSA.
How much does Pass Plus cost?
The cost of Pass Plus is £280