Driving Lessons in Neath

Neath's 3 driving schools all achieve perfect 5-star ratings with competitive pricing from £34-£37 per hour where listed. One school provides automatic driving lessons, another offers female driving instructors, and intensive courses are available. Without independent driving instructors currently listed, these schools serve local demand, with students testing at Swansea (52.1% pass rate) or Bridgend (53.1%).

Neath's Top Picks

Best Value

DriveWise

Cheapest manual driving school in Neath.

5.0(5 reviews)
£34/hr
Top Rated

Mark Neill School of Motoring

Highest-rated manual driving school in Neath.

5.0(14 reviews)

Driving Schools in Neath

3 schools

DriveWise

DriveWise

From £34/hr·10hrs for £330Save 3%
5.0(5)

A decade of professional instruction experience with a Standard Check Rating A, Andrew teaches manual lessons in a modern Peugeot 208 with dual controls. At...

ManualEvenings & Weekends
Shelone Terrace, Neath SA11 2UE
Mark Neill School of Motoring

Mark Neill School of Motoring

10hrs for £380
5.0(14)

17 years' experience with excellent pass rates and a calm, patient approach that specialises in helping anxious or nervous learners. 1.5-hour lessons at £60 or...

ManualIntensiveTest car available
Edith Mills Cl, Neath SA11 2JL
Let's Drive Wales

Let's Drive Wales

From £37/hr
4.9

£74 for full 2-hour lessons (£76 for automatic), with no hidden block bookings or assessment fees. The school keeps things straightforward: book your two hours...

ManualAutomaticFemale Instructors
33 Hooper Wy, Tonna, Neath SA11 3FB

Block Booking Deals in Neath

2 schools offer block deals — book in bulk and save.

Best deal — save 3%

DriveWise

10hrs for £330

£33.00/hr

Mark Neill School of Motoring

10hrs for £380

£38.00/hr

Intensive Courses in Neath

Pass in 1–2 weeks

1
1 school5.0best rated

Neath Test Centres and Pass Rates

Based on the latest DVSA data, 2024–25 | 1 nearby test centre

Swansea processed 10,590 tests from 2024 to 2025 with a 52.1% pass rate, above the national average. The Welsh city presents challenges including the busy A483 dual carriageway, steep hills around the university area, and the complex Kingsway junction system in the city centre. Women achieved a higher pass rate at 53.3% compared to men's 51.3%, reversing the typical pattern. 42.3% of learners took their test in automatic cars, though the specific automatic pass rates weren't significantly different from the overall figures.

52%

Swansea

10,590 tests taken
Women53.3%
Men51.3%
Automatic42.3%

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