NW2 and NW10 are proper North-West London driving. Cricklewood Broadway and the A5 give you a busy high-road corridor; the North Circular (A406) and Staples Corner give you fast, multi-lane junctions to plan well ahead for; and the quiet residential streets around Dollis Hill and Roundwood Park are where beginners build up. DVSA-approved instructors, manual and automatic.
Your opening 2-hour lesson starts from £75 for a new UK provisional licence, or £85 if you have had a few lessons already. Give us your NW2 or NW10 postcode in the guided booking and we show you the instructors who cover NW2 and NW10 first.
ADI qualified · 2-hour lessons · Est. 2018
Across NW2 and NW10 the roads vary street to street, which is what a learner needs: quiet streets to get the basics right, a busy high road to test them, and major junctions to plan for.
Staples Corner, where the A406 meets the A5 and the M1, is one of London’s busiest junctions — linked roundabouts, flyovers and heavy lorries. The North Circular runs as a fast dual carriageway alongside. Planning your lane and your exit early, well before you need them, is exactly what these roads teach.
The Edgware Road corridor through Cricklewood and West Hendon is a busy, bus-heavy high road with parked vehicles, side turnings and pedestrians. Get your position and timing right here and the rest of NW10 comes easily.
Around Chamberlayne Road, Neasden Lane and Roundwood Park the streets calm right down — 20mph residential roads that are the right place for first lessons, the manoeuvres and building confidence before the main roads.
Put NW2 or NW10 into the guided booking and the instructors who work NW2 and NW10 are shown first, with the slots they really have free. You settle on one person and keep them right through. Want a female instructor? Say so on WhatsApp or at booking and we match you where we can — here is how that works.
The licence that covers everything. Dual-controlled cars, clutch control practised on the quiet streets around Dollis Hill, and a syllabus you can follow in your own student portal — where your instructor can log what you’ve covered, though some instructors keep their own records instead.
Manual lessons in detailNo clutch to manage on the High Road and nothing to stall at the lights. Same £47.50 an hour as manual, and a popular choice across NW London.
Automatic lessons in North-West LondonWe start wherever your day does — home, work or college. Unsure whether your road counts? WhatsApp the postcode and you will get a clear yes or no.
Nearby: Kilburn · Golders Green & Hampstead · Hendon & Brent Cross · all of West London. Prefer automatic? See automatic lessons in North-West London.
Every lesson is £47.50 an hour, taught in twos, the same in Willesden as everywhere. A block cuts the hourly rate: Bronze 10 hours £465, Silver 20 £920, Gold 30 £1,350, Platinum 40 £1,760.
A first two-hour lesson for a UK provisional holder who has never driven.
A two-hour lesson for those on a provisional who have had a few lessons already, with us or elsewhere.
The standard two hours — also suited to overseas licence holders learning UK roads and to refreshers who hold a full licence.
Mock tests, test-day car hire and intensive courses come by request and are listed on the full prices page.
It is £47.50 an hour, run as 2-hour lessons (£95). Your first is £75 as a complete beginner on a UK provisional, or £85 with lessons behind you. The 10-to-40-hour blocks are cheaper per hour and set out on the prices page.
Yes — Willesden, Cricklewood, Dollis Hill and Neasden are all on our list of areas, across NW2 and NW10. Enter your postcode in the guided booking and it shows the instructors who cover it first.
There is no test centre in Willesden or Cricklewood; the nearest are Hendon (Aviation Drive) and Mill Hill, a short drive north-east. You book the test with the DVSA and your lessons are planned around the centre you pick, including a mock test there. See the test areas page.
Yes. An automatic is the same £47.50 an hour, and choosing “Automatic” at booking shows only the automatic instructors covering NW2 and NW10. Read on at our automatic lessons in North-West London page.
Yes — mention it on WhatsApp or when booking and we line you up with a woman where we can; if a female instructor is open for online bookings the wizard asks. See the female driving instructor page.
Two hours on the NW10 roads by your door, with an instructor you picked — from £75.