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Hours of operation:- Monday to Friday 8:00 AM - 18:00 PM

Manual car lesson:

Pros and cons of learning Manual car:

Pros:
Full Control: Learning to drive a manual car provides a greater sense of control over the vehicle. Drivers can manually shift gears, giving them a more active role in the driving experience.
Broader Vehicle Compatibility: Having the skill to drive a manual car expands the range of vehicles one can operate. This can be advantageous when renting or purchasing a car, as manual transmissions are more common in some regions.
Improved Understanding of Vehicle Mechanics: Driving a manual car encourages a better understanding of how a vehicle's transmission and engine work together. This knowledge can be valuable for troubleshooting and basic maintenance.
Enhanced Driving Skills:Manual driving often requires more attention and coordination. As a result, learners may develop more advanced driving skills, including better spatial awareness and coordination.
Cons:
Steeper Learning Curve: Learning to drive a manual car can be more challenging for some individuals, especially during the initial stages. Coordinating the clutch, accelerator, and gear shift requires practice and patience.
More Stress in Heavy Traffic: Driving a manual car in heavy traffic can be more stressful, as it involves frequent shifting of gears. This can be tiring and less convenient compared to automatics in stop-and-go situations.
Potential for Stalling: Learners might experience stalling the engine when not mastering the coordination of clutch engagement and accelerator release. This can be frustrating, especially in traffic or on hills.
Not Ideal for All Drivers: Individuals with certain physical conditions, such as leg or joint issues, may find driving a manual car less comfortable. The constant use of the clutch pedal may pose challenges for some drivers.

Ultimately, the decision to learn to drive a manual or automatic car depends on personal preferences, driving conditions, and the type of vehicles one plans to operate.

Pros and cons of learning Automatic cars

Pros:
Simplified Operation: Automatic cars are generally easier to operate, making them less daunting for new learners. There's no need to manually shift gears, allowing the focus to be on other aspects of driving.
Smaller Learning Curve: Learning to drive an automatic car is often quicker than learning a manual. This can be advantageous for individuals looking for a faster route to obtaining their driver's license.
Reduced Stress: Without the need to manage a clutch and shift gears, learners can experience less stress during the initial stages of driving. This can be especially beneficial in heavy traffic or challenging road conditions.
Ideal for City Driving: Automatic transmissions are well-suited for stop-and-go city driving. They eliminate the need for constant gear changes, providing a smoother and more comfortable driving experience in urban environments.
Cons:
Limited Vehicle Options: If a learner becomes proficient only in automatic driving, they may limit their options when it comes to choosing a vehicle. Manual transmission cars are more common in certain regions and can offer a broader selection.
Skill Limitation: Learning to drive an automatic car exclusively may result in a limited skill set. If someone only holds an automatic license, they won't be qualified to drive manual vehicles, which could be a disadvantage in some situations.
Fuel Efficiency Differences: In some cases, manual cars can be more fuel-efficient than automatics. Individuals who only learn to drive automatic cars might miss out on potential fuel savings associated with manual transmissions.
Cost Considerations: Automatic cars are often more expensive than their manual counterparts. This applies not only to the initial purchase but also to maintenance and repairs. Learning on an automatic may indirectly lead to higher overall ownership costs.

Ultimately, the choice between learning to drive a manual or automatic car depends on personal preferences, needs, and the driving conditions one is likely to encounter.

Automatic car leason:

Intensive (Crash Course)

Satiable For Advance And Experience Learners

pass plus and refresher courses

Check out our fast track courses

Test day charge £105 ( Automatic & Manual): only registered learners

Note:- We can only take learners to the test when they passed assessment with GDS) the test day can not be confirmed with assessment and need to be confirmed with instructors after assessment, customers can not confirm booking via online payment and reservation of slots.

Special hours charges :

  • Monday To Saturday:- 6:00 - 8:00 AM & 18:00 -20:00 PM
  • Sunday 6:00 -8:00/8:15 -10:15 and 10:30 - 12:30
  • Christmas Day
  • New year day

Note:- all slots adjusted to two hours
Pass guarantee with unlimited test Cover £2400 T&c apply

# Full ADI TRAINING COURSE £2800
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Instructors :

  • Maruf Sahak
  • Masjidi Khayal
  • Heshmat Taj
  • Naseem Dilsoz 
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