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Janeyjane

Janeyjane

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Hello,

i think i might have asked this before but as is the way with driving..it can take some time to get to it!

just wondered what people have experienced with the various driving schools and whether or not anyone had any tips or places to try for a newbie who needs a car!

 

automatic lessons as a preference..

 

many thanks!

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ArchieCarlos

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I asked the same question in this forum a few months ago, as my wife wanted to learn to drive but was quite nervous after having had sessions with someone very stressful. 

The recommendation we saw most often was Silvano, which she's been very happy with and who has helped her build her confidence. You can read more recommendations for him here 

 

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