My Success Story - Driving Lessons in Lowestoft


I am twenty nine and live in Lowestoft town county of Suffolk. I did not had full driving licence and felt like I have left my driving too late. I needed it day to day life. I work in Great Yarmouth which is about 20-30 minutes away from Lowestoft. I used to get lift to work and sometimes had to take taxi when my colleague is off sick.

I really needed to learn to drive as I could not rely on other people. So I decide to pass my driving test as soon as possible. I also did not pass my theory test. I bought an DVSA official theory app which was about £4.99.

I started studying theory on a daily basis and also practiced hazard perception as I wanted to pass my theory in 4-5 weeks time. I booked my theory test and passed it on the 1st go. Great I was happy as I had done half way.

Now it was time to start driving lessons in Lowestoft. I started hunting for good driving schools in Lowestoft area with competitive prices. I called few driving schools and enquired about their driving lesson prices in the area.


I made sure that the instructor is DVSA approved and have got good reviews. Initially I booked one lesson with my driving instructor in Lowestoft to see how it goes. After the first lesson I felt comfortable and booked 2-3 driving lessons weekly.

I wanted to do one of the intensive driving courses in Lowestoft offered by my instructor. But instructor advised to book regular driving lessons. It will be more beneficial for me. I took his advice and did weekly lessons.

My target was to pass my practical driving test in 2-3 months as I already left it too late. My driving instructor was flexible and booked me on a regular basis. Good thing was that I was a good and quick learner.

I picked up driving instruction quickly and covered all areas of driving in good time. Then my instructors taught me how to do manoeuvres. With little practice, I got confident and became good with manoeuvres.

My instructor advised me to book my practical test. I looked online for test dates and booked my test. Instructor was brilliant. He got me ready for the test in good time. I still did regular lessons just before my test just to keep my self going.

On the test day, I was little nervous. But after 5-10 minutes of test, I relaxed and drove very well. At the end of the test, examiner told me that I passed. Wow, that was great moment.

I drive to work now. It really saves me time and money. I also realized that it's never late to learn to drive. Check out driving school franchises if you are an approved driving instructor.
Location: Lowestoft, UK

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