To book your driving lessons in either a manual or automatic car, please call 020 3524 7968 or use this form to request a call back.
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Call us today on 020 3524 7968 to find out more about how we can help you pass your driving test in Raynes Park
We have driving instructors in Raynes Park that can help you learn to drive in either an automatic or manual car.
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Wimbledon Driving School provides lessons in both automatic and manual cars in the area of Raynes Park (SW20). For those students looking to practice driving outside of lessons, our DSA-licensed driving instructors have put together some in-depth guides to help.
For driving lessons in Raynes Park and the surrounding areas, Wimbledon Driving School is second to none.
It is not just beginner drivers we can help, as we also offer motorway lessons and night time driving instruction for those who have passed their test but wish to gain further confidence.
We can help new drivers prepare for their driving theory tests, and offer hazard perception lessons too.
For driving tuition in Raynes Park that cannot be beaten, contact us here at Wimbledon Driving School.
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Cheap Driving Lessons In Raynes Park With Wimbledon Driving School. Start your driving lessons today from just £30 Call 0203 5247968.
The Long Lodge
265 – 269 Kingston Road
Wimbledon,
London, SW19 3NW
MON-FRI 08:00 – 20:00
SAT 09:00 – 13:00 (SUN : CLOSED)
Even advanced learners, with plenty of driving lessons under their belt, who know the rules of the road and can pull off all the important actions, can find themselves being held back by a loss of nerve when out on a busy road.
There has been a lot of debate since the introduction of intense driving courses, and there are also a number of misconceptions that surround them.
The role of the handbrake, foot brake and clutch pedal when it comes to stopping your vehicle temporarily can cause enormous confusion. When you stop at traffic lights, for example, is it best to use the handbrake and keep the car in gear, engage the clutch and accelerator simultaneously to keep the engine at “bite” point or adopt a completely different combination of actions?
First Basic Lesson* An Introduction To Driving Which Is Aimed For People With No Driving Experience (Terms & Conditions Apply)
Wimbledon Driving School
The Long Lodge
265 – 269 Kingston Road
Wimbledon,
London, SW19 3NW
Phone: 0800 511 8800