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How Many Hours Of Driving Tuition Will I Need?

How Many Hours Of Driving Tuition Will I Need?

This is always a hard question as it depends on how quickly you progress. On average you will need between 30-45 hours of tuition before you are test standard.

Some people need longer and have to accept it will take them longer to get to where they need to be.

Others may find it easier and may need less hours.

Sometimes they progress quicker because of other similar experiences such as riding a moped.

The key is commitment, effort, focus and becoming independent, taking a responsibility for decisions made and actions taken.

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