Professional driving lessons to help you pass first time.

Learning to drive is already a costly milestone, but long delays at test centres are quietly pushing those costs even higher. With wait times blowing out across the country, many learners are paying far more than they planned — from extra lessons needed just to stay test-ready, to booking new tests after failed attempts, to taking additional time off work to secure a slot.

Because of this, EzLicence set out to uncover where in the UK learners are being hit hardest financially, and identify the areas where long test delays are driving up costs the most.

Even after passing the driving test, many of us still turn to Google to make sense of the Highway Codes. From drivers wondering if it’s acceptable to drive in flip-flops to asking if they can drive with a cracked window screen, some road rules remain confusing.   

To uncover the most common sources of confusion, our team at EzLicence analysed UK search data to reveal the top ten most Googled Highway Code questions. 

The number of driving lessons you’ll need depends on how quickly you learn and how comfortable you feel behind the wheel. It’s important to avoid rushing through your learning process, as being underprepared for your driving test can end up costing you both time and money.