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Your connection to driving success

Manual and automatic driving lessons in Taunton, Bridgwater, Wellington and Tiverton. We’re a small local school run by David Sheppard, a DVSA-approved instructor. £45 an hour, with no extra for evenings or weekends.

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Simple prices

What you see is what you pay, any day of the week.

One lesson

£45 an hour

Pay as you go.

Block of 10 hours

£420

Paid in advance. That’s £42 an hour.

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Please give 24 hours’ notice to cancel or move a lesson, otherwise the full lesson fee is charged. Any money left over from a block is refunded. More about prices

Lessons for wherever you’re starting from

  • Manual

    Learn clutch control and gears. Pass in a manual and your licence covers automatics too.

  • Automatic

    No clutch or gear changes to think about. An automatic licence covers automatic cars only.

  • Learner lessons

    Regular lessons from your first time behind the wheel through to test day.

  • Motorway

    Get used to joining, lane discipline and higher speeds with an instructor beside you.

  • Refresher

    Passed a while ago, or lost some confidence? Get back up to speed at your own pace.

More about each kind of lesson

Who you’ll be learning with

Connect Driving is a small local driving school, run from Taunton by David Sheppard. David is a fully qualified, DVSA-approved driving instructor (ADI) who has been teaching people to drive for years.

More instructors are joining the team, and we’ll introduce them here as they start.

Talk to us

Call or message any time.

07885 327198

Before your first lesson

Three things worth knowing, whoever you learn with.

  • A provisional licence

    You need one before you can drive on the road. You can apply on GOV.UK from 15 years and 9 months old, and start driving a car at 17.

  • Your eyesight

    You must be able to read a car number plate from 20 metres, with glasses or contact lenses if you wear them.

  • The green badge

    A fully qualified instructor shows a green badge in the windscreen. A trainee shows a pink one. Ask to see it on any lesson, with any school.

Official links: apply for a provisional licence, book a theory test, book a driving test and The Highway Code.

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