November 25, 2009
Power Drive Ladies Driving School in Birmingham
LADIES! Get on the road with Power Drive Driving School in Birmingham!
The Power Drive instructor, Khalda, wants you to pass your driving test as much as you do. With over 10 years of experience and an excellent first time pass rate, you’ll become a new driver in no time with one of the most popular driving schools in Birmingham!
Khalda is a fully qualified, very patient, friendly and reliable instructor who is excellent with nervous first time drivers. The lessons are taught in English, Urdu, or Punjabi.
You can get your first 10 lessons for only £99! (Subject to T&Cs check out the website for complete information) Intensive courses and refresher lessons are also available.
The vehicle in which the lessons are taught is a manual Peugeot 307 fitted with HE-MAN Dual controls. Over the years most pupils have passed with Power Drive first time with under 40 hours of tuition. According to the DSA (Driving Standards Agency) 40 hours of tuition is the average new drivers undergo to pass first time.
For more information head on over to www.powerdrivesom.co.uk and while your there check out testimonials from past pupils. www.powerdrivesom.co.uk is also the place where you can get in touch with Khalda and book your lesson. You can also contact her directly on 0781 55 44 565 or request a call back via the site.
Filed under Crash Courses, Driving Instructors, Driving Lessons, Driving Schools, Driving Test, Introductions by Khalda
Low Cost Driving Lessons in South Birmingham
At ABL Driving School we offer a patient and friendly learning experience that is tailored to meet your driving needs. We can pick up from home, school or work at your convenience, 7 days a week including evenings. We have a high success rate and cater for all types of drivers including nervous learners.
Within the South Birmingham area, we are currently offering the first 3 Lessons for only £30.
Feel free to contact us today
Tel. 07835 891170
Email. info@abldriving.co.uk
Web. www.abldriving.co.uk
Filed under Introductions by alanlynch