Fees and FAQ'S
Excellent value for money
System Driving training is not cheap, however, you will enjoy highly skilled training that in the long run will probably save you money and make you a better more confident safe driver.
We operate a pre-payment scheme and as an incentive this includes the addition of one complimentary hour of training for each block of 10 hours purchased. Thus effectivly the hourly fee paid.
Students
£46 per hour, reduced to £41.81 when paying the block fee for 11 lessons
Adult
£48 per hour, reduced to £43.63 when paying the block fee for 11 lessons
Student Pass Plus
£46 per hour, block fee of £276 for 6 hours training
Adult Pass Plus
£48 per hour, block fee of £288 for 6 hours training
Student Advanced training
£57 per hour
Adult Advanced training
£65 per hour
Approved Driving Instructor training
Packages available
Frequently Asked Questions
Answer; System Driving is founded on the Police Driving System, renowned across the world. It is due to this successful system that we attribute not only our excellent pass rates but our drivers become confident, safe and strong drivers. System Driving is growing year on year there are no advertising campaigns or gimmicks, only personal recommendation as we are quite ‘simply the best’
Answer; System Driving is founded on the Police Driving System, renowned across the world. It is due to this successful system that we attribute not only our excellent pass rates but our drivers become confident, safe and strong drivers. System Driving is growing year on year there are no advertising campaigns or gimmicks, only personal recommendation as we are quite ‘simply the best’
Answer; System Driving is founded on the Police Driving System, renowned across the world. It is due to this successful system that we attribute not only our excellent pass rates but our drivers become confident, safe and strong drivers. System Driving is growing year on year there are no advertising campaigns or gimmicks, only personal recommendation as we are quite ‘simply the best’
Answer: All our Instructors are trained in Roadcraft, you may be surprised most others are not!. Simon the founder was not only a Grade 1 Patrol Car driver and Grade 1 Motorcyclist but also Anti-terrorist trained. It is this highly skilled background which promotes his demand for only the highest standards of driving and training from his Instructors. Also our Instructors are trained to understand that everyone learns in a different way, therefore training will be adapted to meet your individual learning needs. We are totally client centered putting you first and committed to your success.
Answer; Take care there are many ‘scam’ sites that look official that charge you a premium. You can book your Theory Test at Coventry or Stratford using the Government site www.gov.uk/book-theory-test. Your Instructor will be able to show you where the center is.
Answer; We encourage you to take your theory test as soon as you are prepared and confident, as this knowledge will support you in your practical driving sessions. Remember we supply a market leading online resources to help you pass your theory test.
Answer; You will need your provisional photo card driving license and when you exit the testing room the facilitator will hand you an official letter\certificate detailing your scores and whether you’ve passed or failed.
Answer; Yes and its FREE to System Driving clients, who consistently say how it resembles the real theory test!! According to Theory Test Pro ‘Learners using Theory Test Pro are twice as likely to pass than the national average.’ System Driving – Theory Test Pro. Ask your instructor for access. You can also download app’s on your smart phone to help you learn anywhere anytime.
Answer; The theory test is computer based and has 2 parts :
Multiple Choice Questions (The time allowed is 57 minutes and the pass mark is currently 43 out of 50) and Hazard Perception (14 video clips are shown. 13 of the clips will contain 1 ‘developing hazard’, 1 of the clips will contain 2 ‘developing hazards’ and the pass mark is currently 44 out of 75)
Answer; This is something that may result in you having to take some action such as changing speed or direction. The earlier you see and respond to a developing hazard the higher you’ll score. The maximum score for each developing hazard is 5 points.
Answer; It’s valid for 2 years. If you haven’t passed your practical driving test within that 2 year period you’ll have to take and pass the theory test again.
