Driving Lessons in Cornwall
Across Cornwall, you'll find 13 driving schools and 111 independent driving instructors spread throughout the region. School prices range from £25 to £42 per hour (averaging £38), with 1 school offering automatic driving lessons and 4 providing intensive courses. There are 26 female independent driving instructors across the county. Test centre pass rates vary, with Camborne at 40.6% and Penzance at 46.5% according to recent data.
- £38
- average price
- 13
- driving schools
- 110
- independent instructors
- 2
- test centres
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Driving lessons in Cornwall
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Showing 21–40 of 123 driving schools and independent instructors in Cornwall.
Simon Amey
Nigel Anthony Wiles
Philip Armstrong
Timothy Arthur Owen Barbery
Bruce Ashley
Stuart Ashley Holloway
Darren Ashley Howard
Ashley Bickham
Richard Boyle
Jason Bradby
Geoffrey Bryan Thomas
Martin Charles Matthews
Michael Christian Mcdonald
Kenneth Cookman
Peter Coton
Jon-paul Cotton
Shaun Cox
Block booking
Best block deals in Cornwall
Pay for a block of lessons upfront and the hourly rate drops. The best block here saves you £30.
How much do driving lessons cost in Cornwall?
Most learners pay £40–£45 an hour. Under £40 is a good deal, over £50 is at the higher end.
Based on prices from 9 driving schools in Cornwall.
Intensive courses in Cornwall
Want to pass fast?
4 Cornwall schools run intensive courses, compressing months of training into days or weeks.
Cornwall Test Centres and Pass Rates
Penzance is the stronger of Cornwall's two centres, with a pass rate of 47%, a little under Britain's average pass rate of 50%. Camborne has a pass rate of 41%, which places it among the weakest tenth of the 303 centres in Britain. Its automatic pass rate drops to 30%, well short of the national automatic pass rate of 45%. Penzance has the best automatic pass rate nearby at 38%, though that's still below the national figure. What Camborne does offer is a typical wait of about a month, against about 2½ months at Penzance. If you're learning around Camborne, those are the roads you know, and that counts for something. If Penzance is just as easy for you to get to, though, its better record could be worth the longer wait.