Driving Lessons in Conwy

This Welsh coastal town combines 3 driving schools with an impressive 47 independent driving instructors, creating abundant choice for learners. Schools maintain strong 4.8-star ratings at £40 per hour, while 15 independent female driving instructors provide additional options. Bangor test centre delivers an outstanding 64.1% pass rate, among the highest in Wales according to recent DVSA data.

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Driving schools and instructors in Conwy

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Charles J. Dodd Driving School

Charles J. Dodd Driving School

4.3(11)
From £40/hr10hrs for £370Save £30

Built on repeat customers and referrals, this school prioritises vehicle maintenance—cars are replaced annually, serviced regularly, and sanitised daily with anti-bacterial wipes after every lesson. £40/hour or £370 for a 10-hour block, with 1½-hour and 2-hour lesson options also available (£60 and £79 respectively). Open seven days a week from 7am to 7pm.

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12 Crimea Terrace, Penmaenmawr LL34 6NLView school
Progress School of Motoring

Progress School of Motoring

5(40)
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14 Maelgwyn Dr, Deganwy, Conwy LL31 9UYView school
Gareth Williams ADI Driving School

Gareth Williams ADI Driving School

5(4)
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Vardre Ave, Deganwy, Conwy LL31 9UTView school

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  1. Charles J. Dodd Driving School

    £37010 hrs

    £37/hr£40/hr

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Conwy Test Centres and Pass Rates

Conwy's impressive performance comes from a single centre in Bangor, which handled 3,433 tests from 2024 to 2025. The 64.1% pass rate is excellent, likely helped by quieter North Wales roads around Anglesey and Snowdonia's foothills, though learners still need to master narrow country lanes and tourist traffic. Women slightly outperformed men here with 65.5% compared to 63.1%, while automatic drivers achieved a strong 61.9% pass rate. The rural setting means less congested urban driving but more challenging single-track roads and steep gradients.

64%

Bangor

3,433 tests taken
Women65.5%
Men63.1%
Automatic61.9%

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