Welcome to Imperial Driving School
What We Do
If your thinking about learning to drive, you will need a professional driving school. The stages to being a qualified driver are as follows:
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1. Obtain provisional driving licence - This can be done online or at the post office
2. Book theory test - You will need a theory pack to help prepare for your test
3. Begin driving lessons and train to drive whilst learning your theory
4. Pass your theory and have your instructor confirm when to book your driving test at the appropriate test center.
Imperial driving is more than happy to help with all of this and more.
NEW DRIVERS
We offer 1 on 1 driver tuition tailored for the individual needs of the students. All lessons begin at the appointed time and will finish after 1 or 2 hrs at the arranged location the student was picked up from.
REFRESHERS
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Refresher lessons are perfect for you if:
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You hate night-driving
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You passed your test years ago
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You don't like driving on country roads or on the motorways
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You're fed up of driving around looking for a parking space you can just drive forward into
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For those who have had a bad experience or need training.
MOTORWAY LESSONS
Driving on the motorway can be daunting task at 70mph for the first time, as well as getting on and off the motorway safely. So, once you've passed your test you can choose to have a motorway lesson still in the safe environment of a dual controlled car. Motorway driving is a totally different style of driving to the roads you will have been used to as a learner driver, and many pupils choose to have motorway lesson to boost their confidence and knowledge.
The majority of motorway lessons tend to last 3 to 4 hours, depending on your location and the distance to the nearest motorway.
Driving for years! but no licence test preparation.
Perhaps you already drive but have decided it's time to pass that test and get that driving licence. Most drivers, who have been driving for years, have been proven to fail their test because they have not had any lessons from a driving instructor. This can be for many reasons but in most cases, it's because they have under-estimated the test and were under-prepared for what was required and the standards needed by the DSA.