Yes, many learners find automatic cars easier to drive because they don’t require manual gear changes or clutch control. This allows you to focus more on steering, braking, and traffic conditions, which can be helpful for beginners.

However, it’s important to consider the following:

• Automatic cars may limit your driving license to automatics only (depending on your region).
• If you plan to drive a manual car in the future, learning with a manual transmission may be more beneficial.

Our instructors can help you decide which type of car is best for your learning needs and goals!

Booking your driving test is a straightforward process. Follow these steps:

1. Check Your Eligibility:
   Ensure you have completed the required number of driving lessons and hold a valid learner’s permit.
2. Choose a Test Center:
   Visit your local driving authority’s website to find a test center near you.
3. Book Online or By Phone:
   Most driving authorities allow you to book your test online through their official website. Alternatively, you can call their booking hotline.
4. Prepare Your Details:
   You’ll need the following information to book your test:
   • Learner’s permit/license number.
   • Preferred test date and time.
   • Payment method for the booking fee.
5. Confirm Your Appointment:
   Once booked, you’ll receive a confirmation with the test details. Make sure to review this carefully.

If you need help with the booking process, Spiral Driving School is happy to assist! Contact us, and we’ll guide you every step of the way.

How many lessons will I need to learn to drive?
The number of lessons needed varies from person to person, depending on your confidence, experience, and ability to learn new skills. On average, most learners require 20-30 hours of professional instruction to prepare for their driving test.

Factors that may affect the number of lessons include:

• Previous Experience: If you’ve practiced driving with family or friends, you may need fewer lessons.
• Learning Style: Some learners pick up skills faster than others.
• Practice Outside Lessons: Regular practice outside of lessons can speed up your progress.
• Test Requirements: Ensure you meet the driving authority’s minimum practice hours, if applicable.

Our experienced instructors at Spiral Driving School will assess your progress and provide a personalized plan to help you become a confident, safe driver.

Should I learn to drive in an automatic or manual car?
The choice between learning in an automatic or manual car depends on your preferences, future driving needs, and where you plan to drive. Here are some points to consider:

Learning in an Automatic Car:

• Easier for Beginners: No clutch or gear changes to worry about, making it simpler to focus on steering and traffic.
• Faster Learning Curve: You may require fewer lessons to become test-ready.
• License Limitation: An automatic license typically allows you to drive only automatic cars.

Learning in a Manual Car:

• More Versatile: A manual license allows you to drive both manual and automatic vehicles.
• Broader Options: Manual cars are often more widely available and may be more affordable to purchase or rent in some regions.
• Mastering Skills: Learning manual driving teaches clutch control and gear changes, which some drivers find rewarding.

What’s Best for You?

• If you’re looking for convenience and simplicity, start with automatic.
• If you want more flexibility and future-proofing, consider manual.

At Spiral Driving School, we offer lessons in both automatic and manual cars. Our instructors can guide you in making the right choice based on your goals and comfort level.