MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC DRIVING LESSONS LUCAN FAQ
How many lessons does it take to learn to drive in Lucan?
The official minimum number of lessons is 12 hours of manual or automatic EDT driving lessons in Lucan. You should do at least 36 hours of practice with a sponsor too. We can help with additional lessons if you don’t have a car you can use. Ideally you should take a few more driving lessons in your chosen test centre before your driving test.
What is the average cost of driving lessons in Lucan?
Driving lessons in Lucan in automatic or manual can cost as little as €45 and as much as €60 per hour in 2022. Schools charging the very low prices are often trying to break into the market with cheap lessons while they learn the trade. Driving schools in Lucan charging the very top prices are no better than most of the other. About €55 as a basic hourly rate is good, with discounts for bundles. Don’t make your decision solely on price. A better instructor can teach you more in less time than an instructor who is not so good. Seeing how much information a driving school gives on their website can be a good indicator of how much information they have to give during the driving lessons too.
How much will it cost in total to learn to drive in Lucan?
The 12 EDT lessons in Lucan will typically cost between €500 and €600. When you add in payments to the RSA for tests and licences, as well as the cost of insurance it can add up to €3000. Talk to us about how to learn to drive for less in Lucan.
How do I pass the driving test near Lucan?
Drive properly. Okay, I’ll give a better answer. Get manual or automatic EDT driving lessons in Lucan from a good instructor, who is telling you the right information from the start. Take a fair number of lessons to learn to drive properly. Practice properly. Keep doing what your instructor has told you, when you practice with your sponsor between lessons. If you can’t do this, it means you will need more lessons. Give your instructor a few weeks minimum notice of your test date, to make sure they can get the timing right for the last few pretest driving lessons in your chosen test centre. Study the theory questions, road signs, under the bonnet and internal controls. Make sure your leaner permit, insurance, tax, N.C.T., tyres and lights are in date / in good condition before your test day.
Once you get in there, you have to see that you have done enough preparation so you can now show the tester how well you can drive. I believe saying ‘Don’t be nervous’ is pointless. But try not let the nerves affect your driving. Accept that you may make mistake. But do not panic. Just fix them and get back to the proper driving that you have been doing for months in your chosen test area.
Bernard ( Barney ) Martin
Senior Driving Instructor with Allied Driving Instructors