Driving lessons are the biggest cost for most learners. In 2025, the average price of a one-hour driving lesson in the UK is £35–£38. Most learners need between 40–45 hours of professional tuition, plus some private practice, before feeling test-ready.
At My Four Wheels, we want learners to start affordably. That's why we offer:
Before taking your practical driving test, you'll need to pass the theory test. In 2025, the DVSA fee for the theory test is £23.
With My Four Wheels, you'll receive free access to theory test training software with your first lessons - saving you money and helping you pass first time.
The DVSA charges the following fees in 2025:
If you don't pass first time, you'll need to pay again for each attempt. That's why choosing the right instructor is so important - our instructors are dedicated to giving you the best chance of passing first time.
To start driving, you'll need a provisional licence. This costs £34 online (or £43 by post).
| Item | Cost (Average) |
|---|---|
| Provisional Licence | £34 |
| Theory Test | £23 |
| Driving Lessons (40 @ £35) | £1,400 |
| Practical Test | £62 |
| Study Materials | £10 |
| Total | ≈ £1,529 |
Learning to drive in 2025 is an investment, but with the right driving school, it doesn't have to break the bank. At My Four Wheels, we're proud to offer affordable, high-quality tuition with a friendly team of instructors who'll support you every step of the way.
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