£50
One Hour Lesson
A single one-hour driving lesson. Ideal for an assessment or top-up.
Enquire NowKingston upon Thames · Est. 2014
CREATING TOMORROW'SSAFE DRIVERSTODAY.
Professional driving lessons across Kingston and surrounding areas.
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84% PASS RATE★100+ STUDENTS★MANUAL & AUTOMATIC★KINGSTON UPON THAMES★10+ YEARS EXPERIENCE★DVSA APPROVED★
84% PASS RATE★100+ STUDENTS★MANUAL & AUTOMATIC★KINGSTON UPON THAMES★10+ YEARS EXPERIENCE★DVSA APPROVED★
WHY CHOOSE US
WHY CHOOSE US
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Proven Results
84% pass rate with over 100 students taught across Kingston and surrounding areas.
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Patient & Friendly
Richard's calm encouraging style helps even the most nervous learners build real confidence.
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Flexible Scheduling
Lessons 7 days a week tailored entirely around your schedule.
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Your Instructor
MEET
RICHARD
With over 10 years of experience teaching learners across Kingston upon Thames, Richard is known for his calm, patient and encouraging style — perfect for nervous first-timers and confidence-building alike. DVSA approved, manual specialist.
MEET THE TEAM
Our friendly, DVSA approved instructors are here to help you pass.
OUR COURSES
£95
Two Hour Lesson
Two hours of focused tuition — the sweet spot for fastest progress.
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Block of 10 Hours
Save when you book in bulk. Ten hours of structured progression.
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Test Booster
Final preparation including mock test and pre-test warm up.
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Semi-Intensive
Accelerated programme spread over a few weeks.
Enquire Now£1,895
Intensive Course
Pass in weeks, not months. Total immersion driving course.
Enquire NowWHERE WE TEACH
Based in Kingston upon Thames KT1 3AG — covering a wide radius across South-West London and Surrey. Tap an area to zoom in.
WHAT OUR
STUDENTS SAY
EJ
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Richard is an amazing instructor — he was amazingly laid back and made me feel really calm and confident. I passed first time! I couldn't recommend him enough.
Elsa Jonasson
Passed 17th January 2024
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TELL ME
Brakes should not feel spongy or slack. Test them as you set off — the vehicle should not pull to one side.
Use a reliable pressure gauge when tyres are cold. Check the manufacturer's recommended pressures (in the handbook) and adjust as needed, including the spare. Don't forget to refit the valve caps.
The head restraint should be adjusted so the rigid part is at least as high as the eye or top of the ears, and as close to the back of the head as is comfortable.
No cuts or bulges, and at least 1.6mm of tread depth across the central three-quarters of the breadth of the tyre and around the entire outer circumference.
Operate the switch (turning the ignition on if necessary), then walk round the vehicle to check.
A warning light should illuminate on the dashboard if there is a fault with the ABS.
Operate the switch (turn the ignition on if necessary) and walk round the vehicle to check all indicators.
Operate the brake pedal, make use of reflections in windows or doors, or ask someone to help.
Gentle pressure on the wheel while starting the engine and a slight movement just after pulling away will confirm it is working.
Operate the switch (turning on dipped headlights and ignition if necessary). Use only when visibility is seriously reduced — generally less than 100 metres.
Operate the switch (with ignition or engine on, dipped headlights selected) and check the main beam warning light on the dashboard.
SHOW ME
Operate the heated rear windscreen switch — usually with the ignition or engine on.
Press the centre of the steering wheel where the horn symbol is.
Set the heater controls to demist the front windscreen, including the fan and air direction.
Press the hazard warning light switch on the dashboard — both indicators flash together.
Operate the headlight switch to the dipped beam position and check the dashboard warning light.
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