Driving Lessons in Hailsham

Driving tuition options are extremely limited in Hailsham, with just 1 driving school (offering automatic lessons and intensive courses) and no independent driving instructors currently available. Learners can access nearby test centres at Eastbourne with a 52.1% pass rate or Hastings (Ore) at 49.2%. The single school maintains a 3.5-star rating but pricing information isn't currently available.

Driving Schools in Hailsham

3 schools

Central Sussex Driving

Central Sussex Driving

22hrs for £1118
3.5

22-hour intensive courses from £1,118 or 30-hour courses from £1,502, with residential options including five nights' accommodation available. Over 20 years'...

ManualAutomaticIntensive
18 George St, Hailsham BN27 1AE
Driver Training Taylormade Ltd

Driver Training Taylormade Ltd

4.6

Run by two retired Sussex Police Class 1 Advanced Drivers with over 30 years' combined experience in driver training and road safety instruction. Both...

ManualAutomaticFemale Instructors
14 Windsor Way, Polegate BN26 6QD
CCS Driving School

CCS Driving School

From £38/hr·10hrs for £370Save 3%
4.7

Two instructors with strong education and training backgrounds; Chris previously worked as a tutor, assessor and trainer, while Maria has experience as an...

ManualAutomaticFemale InstructorsTest car available
8 Brown Jack Ave, Polegate BN26 5JD

Block Booking Deals in Hailsham

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CCS Driving School

10hrs for £370

£37.00/hr

Central Sussex Driving

22hrs for £1118

£50.82/hr

Intensive Courses in Hailsham

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Hailsham Test Centres and Pass Rates

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

Birmingham (Shirley) stands out with 58.1% among Halesowen's 9 centres, while Wolverhampton struggles at 33.4%, across 106,627 tests from 2024 to 2025. The West Midlands presents challenging urban driving with complex ring road systems, steep approaches in areas like Kings Heath, and busy industrial corridors that test positioning and observation skills. Women scored particularly poorly at Wolverhampton (30.7% compared to men's 35.5%) and Wednesbury (33.1% versus 39.7%). Automatic drivers achieved their best results at Shirley (53.4%) but struggled at Wolverhampton (28.4%), where the dense urban traffic and complex junction sequences seem to challenge learners regardless of transmission type.

52%

Eastbourne

5,609 tests taken
Women50.6%
Men53.3%
Automatic46.8%

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