It's possible. Everyone is different though, some people are naturally good drivers while others take longer to learn. Driving is not really the hard part, but making sure you're obeying the rules of the road and are always aware of what is around you can be. I preferred having 2 lessons a week (Sometimes more), and I did my lessons and test pretty quick, about 2 months. You may have a rough idea in your head as to how many lessons you will need, and I'd probably say if it happens to be over ￡300 worth...then it might be better to do a one week driving course. It will include all the test fees (Inc theory), lessons, fuel cost, instructor etc etc. This is the quickest way to pass.

It's said that the reccomended or average amount of lessons a learner with no experience needs is around 50. It can be done in far less, but as said it depends on how quickly you pick driving up.

I did everything theory , pratical , driving lessons in total of 9 weeks , could have done in 7 weeks if wasn't for xmas holidays. Depends on which area you live. In my area you can get a theory test booking in a week and there are 3 practical centers within 15 mile radius. I learnt automatic and did a total of 45 lessons - 20 with my instructor and 25 in my own car with my husband.

Hi manual or automatic it makes very little difference really.

Depends how quick you pick driving up driving, there is much more to it than what you have already learnt. You also need to remember even if you apply for your test now it may be longer than six weeks before it comes through.

If you apply for a theory test today then you might get to do one in 2 to 4 weeks time

Until you pass the theory you cannot beek the practical test

When you book the practical test you will get a test date 4 to 8 weeks from then.

Assuming you pass everything first time the practical minimu it will take you is 2 months and 3 is more likely.

SIX WEEKS JUST NOT POSSIBLE FROM WHERE YOU ARE NOW

Get your permit and drive. The only way to learn is to practice, practice, practice. Get a driving handbook and learn the rules of the road in your state/country.

On your driving test, you'll will demonstrate passing, changing lanes, turning, turn-about, parallel parking, maintaining speed limits, braking, and safe distance from other vehicles.

I had 5 lessons a couple of weeks ago in automatic and only learnt how to basic drive and reverse into a parking bay and drive into a parking bay (no cars either side) my son starts nursery in 6 weeks and i really want to pass before then so it is easier to drop him and pick him up and for me to go to college/work. Is this possible? How many hours driving should i be doing a week also have not done theory yet can anyone recommend any good practice ways?