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Before you start to drive, you must: hold a valid, provisional driving licence for Great Britain or Northern Ireland make sure that any vehicle you drive is roadworthy and properly taxed and insured
It is important to learn safe driving practice from the beginning of your driving career because bad habits are hard to break. It is unlikely that anyone except an approved driving instructor (ADI) would have the experience, knowledge and training to teach you properly. Learning safe driving habits from the start will improve the safety of yourself and other road users. If you want to practise your driving with an accompanying driver, the accompanying driver must be over the age of 21 and must have held (and still hold) a full licence for three years. As a learner driver you must display L plates (L or D plates in Wales) in a conspicuous position on the front and rear of the vehicle you are driving. |
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Choosing a Driving Instructor |
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Choosing an instructor can be a daunting task some females. Learners are often young and girls are advised to get a parent or other adult to help if possible. Read more about Choosing a Driving Instructor |
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The theory test is made up of two parts; the multiple choice part and the hazard perception part. Read more about The Theory Test |
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You can't take the practical driving test until you've passed the driving theory test and hazard perception test. The practical driving test is about making sure that those who pass are competent and safe in the basic skills of driving. Read more about The Practical Test |
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Getting a Provisional licence |
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Before you can learn to drive a car, moped or motorcycle you must apply for a provisional driving licence. Read more about Getting a Provisional licence |
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