LDriving lessons across Greater Manchester
Learn to drive with lessons booked from your phone.
Tell us where you want to learn. We find a DVSA-approved instructor who covers your area, and you book manual or automatic lessons in a few taps. No phone calls, no chasing.
- DVSA-approved instructors
- Manual and automatic cars
- Book, pay and track progress on your phone
How it works
From sign-up to your first lesson in minutes
- 1
Tell us where
Your pickup postcode, and manual or automatic. No account needed to look at times.
- 2
Book from your phone
Pick a day and a time that suit you, confirm your email, and you're booked. No phone calls.
- 3
We find your instructor
A DVSA-approved instructor who covers your pickup is confirmed, and you get a reminder.
- 4
Get test-ready
Feedback after every lesson shows what you've nailed and what's next.
Why learners choose us
Built for learners on the move
Everything you need is in the phone already in your pocket, from booking to your test.
Book in seconds
See every free time near you and book in a few taps, day or night.
Updates on WhatsApp
Confirmations, changes and reminders arrive where you already chat.
Feedback after every lesson
Your instructor marks each skill, so you always know what to practise.
A clear road to your test
Theory, core skills, a mock test, then your instructor says you're ready.
Picked up near you
From home, school, college or work: wherever suits you in your area.
Never miss a lesson
A reminder the day before, and simple changes if your plans move.
Your road to a full licence
Four stops between you and your licence
- Stop 1
Get your provisional licence
Apply online from 15 years and 9 months. You can drive a car from 17.
Read the guide - Stop 2
Pass your theory test
50 multiple-choice questions and the hazard perception clips, on the same day.
Read the guide - Stop 3
Take lessons and practise
Build up the skills you need for the test, then a mock test with your instructor.
Read the guide - Stop 4
Pass your practical test
About 40 minutes on real roads, including 20 minutes of independent driving.
Read the guide
Where we teach
Driving lessons across Greater Manchester
Enter your postcode when you book to see the times instructors near you can teach.
Learn to drive
Guides for every step
Getting started · 2 min read
How to get your provisional driving licence
The first step to learning to drive: who can apply, what you need, what it costs and how long it takes to arrive.
Read moreGetting started · 2 min read
Manual or automatic: which should you learn in?
What each licence lets you drive, how long each takes to learn, and the questions that help you choose.
Read moreGetting started · 2 min read
How much does it cost to learn to drive?
Every cost between you and a full licence, the fixed government fees and the lessons, and how to keep the total down.
Read moreGetting started · 2 min read
How many driving lessons do you need?
The average, what makes it shorter or longer, and the signs that you're ready for your practical test.
Read moreGetting started · 2 min read
Practising with family and friends: the rules
Who can sit with you, the insurance and L plates you need, and how to make practice between lessons count.
Read moreTheory test · 2 min read
The theory test: how it works and how to pass
The two parts of the test, the pass marks, booking and what to bring, and revision that works.
Read moreManual lessons
Learn with a gearbox and clutch. A manual licence lets you drive both manual and automatic cars.
Automatic lessons
No clutch, no gears to think about. Many learners pass sooner, and it's the way most electric cars drive.
For driving instructors
Teach more, chase less
We bring you pupils in your area and handle the bookings, payments and reminders. You set your hours and teach.
Updates
Rule changes and school news
Driving test · 18 October 2026
Sat navs and independent driving on the test, explained
The test includes about 20 minutes of driving on your own, usually following a sat nav. Here's how to be ready.
Read moreRules of the road · 18 October 2026
Highway Code: the hierarchy of road users, explained
The 2022 Highway Code changes every learner is tested on: who has priority at junctions, and how much room to give cyclists.
Read moreRules of the road · 18 October 2026
Learner drivers on motorways: what's allowed
Learners can drive on motorways, but only with an approved driving instructor in a car with dual controls.
Read moreQuestions
How do I book a lesson?
Tell us your pickup postcode and whether you're learning in a manual or an automatic, then pick a day and time. Confirm your email with a code, pay if the lesson is paid upfront, and you're booked. We confirm your instructor and remind you before your lesson. You can also buy a package of hours first and book lessons as you go.
Do I need a password?
No. When you sign in we send you a code by email or text. You can also add a passkey, so next time you sign in with your fingerprint, face or screen lock.
How much do lessons cost?
You see the price of every lesson before you book it. Buying a package of hours costs less per hour than paying lesson by lesson.
When do I pay?
It depends on how the school takes payment. You may pay when you book, pay a deposit, or pay when your instructor is confirmed. The app always tells you what's due and when.
Can I choose my instructor?
We find an instructor who covers your pickup and teaches your type of car. When you book again, you can ask for the instructor from your last lesson, and they get the first chance to take it.
Where can I be picked up?
From home, school, college or work: anywhere in an area we cover. Enter your postcode when you book to see the times instructors near you can teach.
Ready to start driving?
Tell us your postcode, pick a time, and we'll find your instructor. It takes a minute.