Driving Lessons in Coventry, Leamington Spa, Nuneaton & Warwick.
Bennetts Driving School have been teaching learner drivers for over 30 years. We have gained an excellent reputation and have become one of the country’s leading driving schools. All our driving instructors are very professional, motivated and have excellent knowledge to get you through your driving test first time. We are able to offer driving lessons 7 days a week at no extra cost for evenings or weekends.
If you have any questions about our driving lessons in Coventry then please give our friendly office a call, we are open 8-8 Monday to Friday and 9-5 on Saturdays or reach us by email.
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We pride ourselves on our professional driving tuition which is reflected in our pass rates. With a choice of evening lessons, weekends or any time to suit you, our door to door service allows you to fit your lessons around your commitments to make it as easy & enjoyable experience as possible. All of our instructors are DVSA approved and have gone through vigorous training, are regularly assessed and are all fully DBS checked to ensure their quality of tuition is always up to date of the highest standard.
Learning to drive in Coventry
Some Benefits of learning to drive with Bennetts
Free Online Theory & Hazard Perception Training
We offer this service to save you money and time when looking for the material to study for your theory test, most of our customers find this a very helpful service.
Door to Door pick up Service
With Bennetts your driving lessons can start from home, work, college or even any central meeting point, the choice is yours. This enables us to fit around your lifestyle and commitments.
No Car Sharing
All our driving lessons in Coventry are based on a one to one tuition basis, we believe you will learn quicker so we will not pick up or drop off other pupils on your driving lessons.
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We have over 30 years experience in teaching learner drivers to drive and become safe and competent drivers for life and not just to pass the driving test.
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- Discount on block bookings
- Door to Door Service
- Fully CRB checked instructors
- No Car Sharing
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Learning The Local Driving Test Routes & Taking A Mock Driving Test
Mock driving tests allow you to see what standards are needed for the driving test so you are not going in entirely blind. It is also beneficial for your driving instructor to see if you are test prepared, if you fail the mock driving test, your instructor can work on the areas where you failed. We will also teach you all of the local driving test routes when taking your practical driving test in Coventry, rest assured you will be very familiar with the test routes before taking your driving test with Bennetts.
What’s the difference between taking driving lessons in an automatic or manual car?
Manual vehicles have a clutch, brake and accelerator. You change gears yourself utilizing the clutch pedal and gear lever. Automatic cars have a brake and accelerator only, no clutch. The car does the gears for you, this makes learning to drive simpler and typically implies you will reach test requirements with less driving lessons.
Because of the easier driving design required for automatic cars many new motorists feel that automatic driving lessons are much easier while other new drivers take pleasure in the difficulty and experience of driving a manual vehicle.
If you are in a rush to get your driving licence because of schooling, work or other factors, you might wish to consider focusing on passing your driving test in an automatic vehicle, as a lot of drivers discover that they require less lessons and pass their test quickly. You can return at a later date and take lessons in a manual vehicle and then test once again for your manual driving licence.
Gear changes
In an automatic car gears are changed instantly. As the speed increases the car will instantly go up a gear and as the car speed decreases the gears will instantly alter to a suitable lower gear. You do not have to master the coordination of the clutch, gear lever and accelerator. This makes learning to drive an automatic car simpler than a manual.
We are pleased to offer Driving Lessons in Coventry at the following postcodes:
- CV1 – Coventry City Centre, Gosford Green, Hillfields, Spon End, Coventry University
- CV2 – Walsgrave, Wyken, Stoke, Bell Green, Wood End, Potters Green, Aldermans Green, Clifford Park, Woodway Park
- CV3 – Binley, Whitley, Willenhall, Cheylesmore, Styvechale, Finham, Fenside, Stoke Aldermoor, Green Lane, Ernesford Grange, Binley Woods
- CV4 – Tile Hill, Canley, Cannon Park, Lime Tree Park, Gibbet Hill, Westwood Heath, University of Warwick
- CV5 -Allesley, Allesley Park, Allesley Green, Earlsdon, Eastern Green, Whoberley, Chapelfields, Mount Nod, Brownshill
Green - CV6 – Holbrooks, Coundon, Radford, Longford, Rowley’s Green, Courthouse Green, Whitmore Park, Hawkesbury
- CV7, CV10, CV11, CV13, CV34 & CV35.
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Frequently Asked Questions by Learner Drivers
All you need is your provisional licence which you can apply for when you are 15 and 9 months old. We will need to see this on your initial driving lesson and you will need it to book your theory and practical test.
The DVSA state that the national average a learner takes from start to finish is around 67 hours but we are proud to say that our average is 30 hours.
Our instructor will pick you up from the arranged location, introduce himself, he will ask to see your provisional licence and ask you to read a number plate from 20 metres away. He will then drive you to a quiet location if needed, explain how the controls of the car work and will get you driving asap.
We offer both weekly lessons and intensive courses, our weekly lessons take around 6 months depending on waiting times for tests and your progress. If you'd like to pass your test quickly then we are able to offer intensive courses for you.
You are welcome to book online, call us or email and we will guide you every step of the way.
Interesting facts about Coventry Coventry is a city located in the West Midlands. Like its neighbour Birmingham, Coventry also benefits from a great road network consisting of the M6 and M69, M45 and M40 motorways. Coventry has an inner ring road and Phoenix Way, a dual-carriageway running north-south completed in 1995, connecting the city centre with the M6 motorway. Coventry has three Universities in the City and has been voted as the very best place to live and operate in the Midlands. It scored extremely well in the locations of task security, adequate income levels, organization start-ups, wealth distribution and good health. Hectic roadways you might experience in the area include the A444 and the M6, although this will not form part of your practical test. You should be confident with double carriageways, big and mini roundabouts, one method systems and rural driving. Specific attention should be paid to the Ricoh roundabout however your instructor will cover this with you prior to your test. We pick up from all suburbs of Coventry. Whether you are at home, work or even out shopping we would be able to meet you for your driving course. With the driving instructor’s knowledge of Coventry, you will be guaranteed a great understanding of how to drive safely and also the local driving test routes. Coventry is a fantastic place to live with lots to see and do, here are some things that you might now know about Coventry – In the 19th Century Coventry was well known due to the author George Eliot, the city was modelled on the novel Middlemarch. Back in 1958 the Belgrade Theatre was opened and was Britain's first purpose-built civil theatre, another interesting fact is that Alan Pollock the playwright was brought up in Coventry along with novelist Graham Joyce, he wrote the famous novel ‘The Facts Of Life’. Musically Coventry is famous for the Two-Tone movement in the 80s with bands like The Specials and The Selecter with hits Too Much To Young and Ghost Town. The Italian Job was filmed in Coventry’s sewers, other films and TV shows filmed here include All In The Game starring Ray Winstone and The BBC sitcom Keeping Up Appearances, some of the Doctor Who episodes were filmed in the grounds of Fords Hospital. Coventry is the home to Coventry City Football Club, Coventry Rugby Beaus, Speedway at Brandon Stadium, Ice Hockey known as the Coventry Blaze, they have their own stock car racing Stadium and if you are a fan of Cricket then they have Coventry and North Warwickshire Cricket Club. The Godiva Harriers holds all things athletic. Just some of the reasons why we love Coventry.