Bit of help

[GoldenMerc]

Hey,

I need some help on who to get driving lessons with, A good car for £500-600 range, Who to get insurance with. Im 17 so yeh
Ross

[Prison Break]

Take driving lessons with a family member or something, as long as you have your provisional.

It's free after all

Then search onlinefor cheapest car insurance.

http://www.gocompare.com/car-insuran...nsurance+exact

[GoldenMerc]

I can't do driving lessons in parents car because both are automatics so mhm

[Digital]

Take driving lessons with a family member or something, as long as you have your provisional.

It's free after all

Then search onlinefor cheapest car insurance.

http://www.gocompare.com/car-insuran...nsurance+exact

You have to be insured on the car u drive....

[Mr.Sam]

Just look out for leaner cars going around your local area, or go with someone your friends have gone with.

There are LOADS of learner cars going around if you look, well not in these few days but after new years you'll see a lot going around.

[GoldenMerc]

Just look out for leaner cars going around your local area, or go with someone your friends have gone with.

There are LOADS of learner cars going around if you look, well not in these few days but after new years you'll see a lot going around.

Most are AA and there rather costly?

[Mr.Sam]

No most are not the AA, you'll be looking to pay about £20 per lesson if you go with the small local / one man companies.

[wolfsburg]

Take driving lessons with a family member or something, as long as you have your provisional.

It's free after all

Then search onlinefor cheapest car insurance.

http://www.gocompare.com/car-insuran...nsurance+exact

it's ok for practice but parent's have habits which are fine in the real world but not on your test, and as digital said you need to be insured on the car you're driving lol.