Driving Safe School of Motoring – Price List

 

 

 

Real People. Real Results. Real Independence.

 

Louise passed with us in Bridgend and said:

 

“Cannot recommend them highly enough.”

 

She invested in herself and gained a life skill that has opened doors, improved her future choices, and given her the independence to travel when she wants — without relying on public transport.

 

Real stories from real people are at the heart of what we do.
This is why you’ll find us when searching for:

 

“Best Driving Instructor in Bridgend.”

 

For enquiries, call: 07568 570315

 

 

Driving Lesson Price List

 

 

We keep our prices competitive and fair. While external factors such as fuel, insurance, and inflation may affect pricing in the future, our current rates are:

 

All Lessons Are Delivered in 2‑Hour Sessions

 

Complete Beginner

 

£35 per hour — £70 per lesson

 

Full Licence Holder Refresher

 

£40 per hour — £80 per lesson

 

Refresher Training (Provisional Licence)

 

£35 per hour — £70 per lesson

 

Motorway Training

 

£40 per hour

 

Use of Car for Practical Driving Test

 

Use of the Driving Safe vehicle on test day is only available to existing pupils who have completed a minimum of 12 hours of training with us.

 

Car Hire for Practical Test

 

£90 — includes 1 hour before the test to cover Show Me, Tell Me questions and warm‑up driving.

 

Driving Safe School of Motoring is not a car‑hire company.


We will not provide the vehicle for test purposes unless you have taken regular lessons with us and have been assessed as test‑ready.

 

Payment Information

  • Pay‑as‑you‑go or bank transfer only
  • No block bookings at this time

 

Intensive Courses

 

Intensive driving courses are not currently available. However, depending on availability, it may be possible to take more than one lesson per week to speed up your progress while maintaining the same total number of on‑road hours.

 

DVSA Official Guidance

 

Driving Safe School of Motoring follows the standards set by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). The DVSA is responsible for improving road safety, setting the rules for learning to drive, and ensuring that all new drivers meet the required standard to drive safely and independently.

 

Taking regular, structured lessons with a qualified instructor gives you the strongest chance of developing safe driving habits and passing your test with confidence. If you’re unsure whether you’re ready for your practical test, speak to your instructor and use the DVSA’s Ready to Pass? resources to help you make an informed decision.

 

Learning to drive is an investment in your future — and following DVSA guidance ensures you build the skills needed for safe driving for life.

 

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Author Robert Whyard adi