Automatic lessons across
Birmingham.
No clutch, no gear stick, no stalling. Flexible lesson plans seven days a week with instructors who specialise in nervous learners.
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An easier path to your licence
If you have failed a manual test more than once, automatic lessons remove the clutch and gears from the equation entirely.
Less to worry about
If a manual car makes you anxious, an automatic takes away the stalling and lets you concentrate on the road.
Qualify faster
When a new job needs you on the road quickly, automatic lessons are usually the fastest route to a licence.
Learning difficulties welcome
Fewer controls to manage means more capacity for observation and road position. Learn at your own pace.
Common questions about automatic lessons
Are automatic driving lessons a good idea?
They can be a very good idea, particularly if you have struggled with a manual car before or have a learning difficulty that makes managing the clutch and gears harder than it needs to be.
How many lessons will I need to drive an automatic?
Starting from scratch, expect up to around 40 hours of tuition in an automatic car to reach test standard.
What is the difference between manual and automatic lessons?
An automatic car has no clutch pedal and no gear stick — the car changes gear for you, so you concentrate on steering, observation and road position.
Can I get a full licence for automatic cars only?
Yes, but it only allows you to drive automatics. If you pass in a manual you can drive both.