Britons slapped with almost £1,000 in driving costs as one in five risk being pushed off UK roads
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Britons slapped with almost £1,000 in driving costs as one in five risk being pushed off UK roads.
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Learner drivers have been spending almost £1,000 before they even get their full driving licence, with rising costs forcing many to consider giving up altogether, according to new research.
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A new study found the average learner now spends at least £924 on driving lessons, theory and practical tests before passing.It reported that the typical learner completes 18.5 hours of lessons, costing around £777 based on average national prices.
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On top of that, drivers must pay £23 for their theory test, while many also face repeat practical test fees after failing their first attempt.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Around half of learner drivers need at least two attempts to pass their practical test, meaning many spend about £124 on test fees alone.
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