Want to get your UK driving license fast and without confusion?
You’re in the right place.
This guide breaks down every step. You’ll see exactly how to get your provisional license.
You’ll know what to expect on the theory and practical tests.
Most people get their UK driving license in three to six months. It depends on how often you take lessons.
You need time to apply for a provisional license. That takes about a week if you apply online.
Theory test wait times can be a few days to a few weeks. Driving lessons usually take 40 to 50 hours.
You can spread them out or do an intensive course in two weeks.
Practical test wait times vary by location. In busy areas, you might wait two to three months.
A provisional license costs £34 if you apply online. The theory test costs £23.
Driving lessons are the biggest cost. Most learners spend £1,200 to £1,500 on lessons. Each lesson costs around £30 to £35 per hour.
Some people choose intensive driving courses. Those can cost between £800 and £1,800 depending on hours.
Apply for your provisional license today. Book your theory and practical tests early to avoid long waits. Choose lessons that fit your schedule and budget.
At Goodluck Driving School, we’ll help you pass with confidence. Get clear guidance and patient instruction every step of the way.
Contact us to book your first lesson for £35/hour (min 2 hr).
No. You can only drive with a provisional license if you follow the rules. You must have L plates on your car.
You can apply for your provisional license when you’re 15 years and 9 months old.
Yes, if you’re from certain countries. Check the DVLA’s list of countries with exchange agreements.
If your country qualifies, you can swap your license for a UK one. If not, you’ll need to pass the UK theory and practical tests.
You can book another test. There’s no limit on how many times you can try. You need to wait at least 10 working days before retaking the practical test.
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