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robert_harper_2000
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in Motoring
hey guys,
so i wanna learn to drive but the problem is what company is the best?
Who's the cheapest? Any deals?
Well here's my details:
18
Brighton
Manual
Please help me find a deal
Thanks
so i wanna learn to drive but the problem is what company is the best?
Who's the cheapest? Any deals?
Well here's my details:
18
Brighton
Manual
Please help me find a deal
Thanks
Help me to help you :santa2:
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there is a company called Learn 2Pass (details below) they specialise in students and give good rates
10 Hours/Lessons 165 pounds (plus 1 free lesson)
20 Hours/Lessons 320 pounds ( 2 free lessons)
30 Hours/lessons 475 pounds ( 3 free lessons)
they also give you free loan of theory books and CD ROMS
you can also text them so you dont have to waste too much of your credits!! very student orientated. i havent had any lessons myself cos I havent got my provisional licence yet....I'm at Kent University so I dont know about your area but worth finding out.
learn2passthanet.com
info@learn2passthanet.com
01843231 800
07765652973
tell me how you get on...
by the way do you know where I can find a peugeot 206 for cheap? if you do let me know if you dont its cool0 -
red school of motoring 2 hours for 1 first lesson £21 a lesson very good my partner has been goin with them gave hm free cd roms they drive corsasi will be debt free, i will0
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This thread will be better placed in the 'Motoring & Public Transport' board, so I'll move it across.
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Hi its best to go with an ADI who is recomended to you by friends/family. Cheapness is not the best. The theory cd's are only £5.99 at most supermarkets. Buy yourself a Highway Code £1.49 and read it.0
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i borrowed the theory test cd from a friend, (or you can get it from the library) then did 3 weeks intensive (2 hours a day 5 days a week) then about 4-6 hours a week for another 4 weeks and took my test - passed 1st time so cant be all bad doing the intensive-ish courses. I went with a large local company and was more than happy with my tuition. they had an online deal where when you bought more than 10 lessons you got a discount. i reckon all in all it cost me about £850 (including tuition, theory and practical tests) and i just bought my first car. if you need any advice feel free to pm me
xxx laura xxx
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