BSM's latest cheap driving lessons offer is 10 hours of learner driver tuition from £199 a discount that could save £30 or more off the normal prices charged.
As usual, this driving lessons offer from the British School of Motoring the UK's largest learner driver tuition organisation is for new customers only or those who haven't had lessons with one of their instructors in the last 6 months.
While the 10 for £199 deal will be available to a lot of provisional licence holders in the UK, learners in high demand areas might find that the driving lessons price in places like London, Birmingham, Leeds and Edingburgh might be a little higher.
You need to call BSM on their specials offer line of 0845 855 0161, and note the usual terms such as no refunds on this deal, 2 hour tuition slots must be booked, with payment in advance, etc.
Hurry for this offer is limited.
Cheap Lessons no Test
I recently heard of a way in which some 'instructors' offer cheap £12 or £15 driving lessons to learner drivers but when it comes time for them to book a DSA practical driving test, they say sorry I don't do tests, you'll have to contact one of those that do. Obviously they don't advertise this fact when someone calls up enquiring about their services, and I'm sure they will keep this fact a secret from the learner driver for as long as they can.
So why do they offer these very attractive driving lessons price, and not able to take the learner for a driving test. Could it have anything to do with the fact that they are not a legal DSA registered driving instructor, or maybe they don't have the insurance to cover you on the test, is the car they are using roadworthy enough to be used on a test or is it that they have no clue what the DSA requires and know you won't be able to pass until you've had proper tuition from a legal ADI? What ever the case maybe, the fact remains that they are only able to offer these 'credit crunch busting £10 driving lessons' because something is doggy!
If you are one of those looking for very cheap driving lessons, then maybe you should think twice, what happens if you have a driving lesson accident, injure yourself and find out that you are not insured, or worst you injure someone else and find yourself being sued for thousands of pounds? Those few pounds that you were trying to save wouldn't seem that much would it? Still looking for dirt cheap driving lessons?
So why do they offer these very attractive driving lessons price, and not able to take the learner for a driving test. Could it have anything to do with the fact that they are not a legal DSA registered driving instructor, or maybe they don't have the insurance to cover you on the test, is the car they are using roadworthy enough to be used on a test or is it that they have no clue what the DSA requires and know you won't be able to pass until you've had proper tuition from a legal ADI? What ever the case maybe, the fact remains that they are only able to offer these 'credit crunch busting £10 driving lessons' because something is doggy!
If you are one of those looking for very cheap driving lessons, then maybe you should think twice, what happens if you have a driving lesson accident, injure yourself and find out that you are not insured, or worst you injure someone else and find yourself being sued for thousands of pounds? Those few pounds that you were trying to save wouldn't seem that much would it? Still looking for dirt cheap driving lessons?
Another BSM driving lessons offer £17
Following the success of the last Cheap BSM driving lessons offer, the British School of Motoring (BSM) is now offer lessons from £85 for 5.
Unlike the last promotion, this time you are not guaranteed to pay £17 per driving lesson, as this marketing campaign seems to be targeted at the non metropolitan areas that have fewer pupils, so it is most unlikely that you will be able to get £17 BSM driving lessons in places like London, Birmingham, Leeds or Newcastle.
As usual, the offer is only open to new customers of BSM, or those that have not had any driving lessons with one of their instructors for 6months or more.
Full details of this latest BSM driving lessons offer can be found at The Big 5 website. Make sure you read the small print.
Update: This offer is no longer available from the British School of Motoring
Unlike the last promotion, this time you are not guaranteed to pay £17 per driving lesson, as this marketing campaign seems to be targeted at the non metropolitan areas that have fewer pupils, so it is most unlikely that you will be able to get £17 BSM driving lessons in places like London, Birmingham, Leeds or Newcastle.
As usual, the offer is only open to new customers of BSM, or those that have not had any driving lessons with one of their instructors for 6months or more.
Full details of this latest BSM driving lessons offer can be found at The Big 5 website. Make sure you read the small print.
Update: This offer is no longer available from the British School of Motoring
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