Automatic driving lessons in Worcester

Worcester is our home patch. Lessons cover the city and its suburbs, from St John’s and Dines Green on the west of the river to Warndon, Barbourne and Ronkswood on the east. Wherever you are, lessons start from your door and are built around the roads you will actually be driving.

Your practical test will be at the Worcester driving test centre on Stanier Road in Warndon (WR4 9FE). Lessons spend plenty of time on local Worcester roads and junctions and on the roads around the test centre: the multi-lane roundabouts on the ring road, the A44 Bromyard Road, the A38, Rainbow Hill and the city-centre one-way system, plus quieter estate roads for reversing and manoeuvres.

Every lesson is with Lee, in a calm, dual-control automatic at a pace that suits you, whether you are taking your very first lesson or getting back behind the wheel after time away.

Some Worcester junctions catch learners out more than others, so we work through them properly rather than hoping they do not come up. Six Ways is the one people ask about most: lane markings that matter, and no time to think if you meet it cold. The Whittington Road roundabout onto Spetchley Road catches people out because the satnav tells you to turn right and says nothing about keeping left afterwards. At Oak Apple it is drifting into the filter lane when you meant to carry straight on. Then there is the stop line at the end of Blackpole Road, the right-turn arrow at Shrub Hill, the keep-clear box on Canterbury Road and the shoulder check before the bus lane on Barbourne Road.