Driving Lessons in Cwmbran
Cwmbran combines 2 driving schools with 29 independent driving instructors to serve the local area effectively. Both schools charge £40 per hour and maintain perfect 5-star ratings, with comprehensive services including automatic driving lessons, female driving instructors, and intensive courses. Additionally, 4 of the independent driving instructors are female driving instructors, while nearby test centres offer solid pass rates, particularly Abergavenny at 61.1%.
Cwmbran's Top Picks
Driving Schools in Cwmbran
2 schools
Learner Driving Wales
Over 12 years' experience with a focus on nervous learners and those struggling with car control basics. £40/hour or £80 for a 2-hour lesson, with 10-hour blocks at £380. Mock test and remedial training available in your own car for £80 to identify common faults before test day.Over 12 years' experience with a focus on nervous learners and those struggling with car control basics. £40/hour or £80 for a 2-hour lesson, with 10-hour...
Cwmbran Driving School
£40/hour for single lessons or £380 for 10 hours (£38/hour), with 25-hour blocks at £36/hour. Top-grade instructors offer free theory test support via Theory Test Pro, plus MOC tests and remedial training (£100 for a 1.5-hour assessment). First-time learners can book a trial lesson to experience their friendly, relaxed teaching style before committing to a full course.£40/hour for single lessons or £380 for 10 hours (£38/hour), with 25-hour blocks at £36/hour. Top-grade instructors offer free theory test support via Theory...
Block Booking Deals in Cwmbran
2 schools offer block deals — book in bulk and save.
Intensive Courses in Cwmbran
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Cwmbran Test Centres and Pass Rates
Based on the latest DVSA data, 2024–25 | 2 nearby test centres
Newport (Isle of Wight) edges ahead of Newport (Gwent) among Cwmbran's two centres, achieving 52.4% versus 51% from the area's 10,981 tests between 2024 and 2025. The Welsh locations involve navigating busy valleys roads, challenging hill starts around Newport's industrial areas, and complex roundabout systems. Newport (Gwent) handled more tests with 7,106, dealing with typical South Wales urban driving including the busy M4 corridor approaches. Women slightly outperformed men at Newport (Gwent) with 51.6% compared to 50.5%, while automatic learners achieved better results there with a 45.2% pass rate versus 42.5% on the Isle of Wight.
Cardiff (Llanishen)
14,852 tests takenNewport (Gwent)
7,106 tests taken| Test Centre | Female | Male | Automatic | Overall | Tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cardiff (Llanishen) | 50.0% | 52.2% | 44.5% | 51.3% | 14,852 |
| Newport (Gwent) | 51.6% | 50.5% | 45.2% | 51.0% | 7,106 |