Manual Driving Instructors

Become a fully licensed driver with the best manual driving instructors from an award-winning driving school. Trusted by thousands of students with an excellent reputation and a high pass rate.

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Become a Fully Licenced Driver

Are you looking for manual lessons with a reputable driving school that gets you results fast? Your search ends here. Manual tuition is the most popular for learner drivers. In a manual vehicle, you’ll learn how to drive using a clutch pedal and gear stick, earning you a full manual licence. Once you pass your test, you’ll also be qualified to drive automatic vehicles if you decide to upgrade your car in the future.

At RSM Driving School, our experienced instructors are all DVSA-approved and have a wide range of teaching techniques. Whether you’re a beginner driver or have previously, our qualified driving instructors will help you achieve your driving goals and make you a confident driver.

To book by phone, visit one of the locations at Driving Lessons Birmingham or Driving Lessons Sheffield for more information.

Why Choose Manual Driving Instructors?

Learning to drive a manual vehicle offers several benefits beyond becoming a more advanced driver. Here’s why you might choose a manual transmission over an automatic.

Complete driving licence

Become an advanced driver fully qualified to drive both manual and automatic vehicles with a manual licence.

Gain More Control

Gain more control over your vehicle, making it easier to handle all weather conditions and sudden stops, reducing the likelihood of minor faults.

Better milage

Choosing to drive a manual car often leads to using less fuel, providing more miles per gallon. Get more distance for every pound spent on fuel.

Cheaper costs

Manual vehicles usually perform better in comparison to automatic. Spend less on future repairs, car maintenance and other technical issues you won't face in a manual.

Enhanced driving experience

Manual cars are more engaging and enhance the driving experience, contributing to overall driving improvements for beginners.

Intensive Manual Driving Courses

Need to pass your practical driving test in as little as a week? Our intensive courses are the perfect fit. With daily lessons tailored to your requirements, our experienced driving instructors help you pass in the shortest time.

Intensive Driving Lessons are ideal for those in a rush to pass, often due to work deadlines or personal commitments. Learn more about intensive driving courses by clicking the link below.

Theory Test App Now Available

When you join RSM Driving School, you get full access to our driving theory app, plus extra help from your instructor. Although it’s not necessary to pass your theory test before starting lessons, it’s wise to begin early.

Get prepared to ace your theory and hazard perception tests so you can be confident on the big day. Click the link below to learn more and download our mobile app.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose to drive a manual car over an automatic?

Driving a manual vehicle gives you the flexibility to drive automatic cars aswell. Manual cars offer better control, are often more fuel-efficient, and can enhance your overall driving experience, making you a more confident driver.

Will it take longer to pass my test in a manual car?

It might take slightly longer to pass in a manual car due to learning gear shifts and clutch control. However, this extra practice prepares you to drive both vehicle types, increasing your driving skills and confidence.

How many manual driving lessons will I need?

Most learners need about 40 to 50 hours of driving tuition, plus extra practice, to be ready for the test. The exact number depends on your previous driving experience, comfort with manual controls, and how often you practise.

What do I need to start learning how to drive?

To start learning, you’ll need a provisional driving licence and should ensure your eyesight meets legal standards. Familiarising yourself with the Highway Code and our driving theory resources before lessons is also beneficial.

What happens if I stall the car during my driving test?

Stalling the car during your driving test isn’t an automatic fail, but it can be considered a minor fault. If it happens repeatedly or in a situation that could be dangerous, it may result in a failure. Practising clutch control can help minimise the risk of stalling.

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Ready to Start Your Manual Lessons?

Starting your driving journey with RSM couldn’t be easier. Head over to our online booking page, select lessons to type and preferred time and we’ll call you straight back to confirm. Click the button below and choose your packages and learn we’ll call you straight back to confirm.

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