DVSA-approved automatic driving instructors across 267 UK locations. Ideal for nervous drivers, those who've struggled with the clutch, or anyone who wants to learn faster.
No clutch means no stalling. You can focus entirely on road awareness, hazard perception, and positioning — the things that actually matter for safe driving.
Many automatic learners need fewer lessons than manual learners. Without the clutch to master, you can progress to test standard more quickly.
Automatic lessons are significantly less stressful. No worrying about stalling at junctions or on hills — just smooth, confident driving from day one.
At Reliant Driver Training, automatic and manual lessons are the same competitive rate. Some schools charge more for automatic lessons, but we believe in equal pricing.
No — if you pass your driving test in an automatic car, your licence will be restricted to automatic vehicles only. To drive a manual car, you would need to take a separate manual driving test.
Most automatic learners need fewer lessons than manual learners because there is no clutch to master. The DVSA average is 45 hours for manual; automatic learners often need 30–40 hours. Individual results vary.
Yes — many nervous drivers find automatic lessons less stressful because there is no clutch, no stalling, and less to think about. This allows you to focus on road awareness and hazard perception rather than car control.
Yes — automatic intensive courses are available. You can go from beginner to test-ready in as little as one week with a dedicated automatic instructor. Contact us for a quote.
DVSA-approved automatic instructors across 267 UK locations.