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Best Driving Instructors in Coppull
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Dan Ison
Dan Ison is a DVSA-approved driving instructor and highly graded ORDIT trainer who runs Harwood Driving School in Bolton. He teaches both new learner…
Raja
Raja is an experienced DVSA-qualified driving instructor based in Preston (PR1). He runs Driving School Preston’s lessons in a clear, structured way …
Bashir
Bashir is an experienced, fully qualified driving instructor at Mill Hill Driving Academy in Preston. He's spent years teaching behind the wheel and …
Anna Stewart
Anna Stewart is a friendly, Grade A approved female driving instructor based in Chorley, Lancashire. She is fully CRB checked and DSA approved, and h…
Simon Rhodes
Simon Rhodes is a Grade A, fully qualified driving instructor and has been running Si Rhodes Driver Training since 2008. He is based in Westhoughton …
Darz
Darz Driving School is a friendly local school in Bolton with a strong reputation and great results. The team is made up of DVSA Approved Driving Ins…
Mohammed Yaseen
Mohammed Yaseen is the founder and lead instructor at Yaseen's Driving School. He has over 20 years of experience teaching people to drive in and aro…
Learning to Drive in Coppull
Learning to drive in Coppull feels village-centred but connected to nearby Chorley and the North West. Lessons often start on quieter streets before moving towards busier town routes, so you get a range of experience. There are a small number of local instructors, so you can often find a regular teacher. Expect commuter peaks during mornings and late afternoons.
Nearest Test Centre: Chorley
The nearest DVSA test centre is Chorley, around 2 miles from Coppull by road. You can expect a short drive to the centre and a mix of suburban and town roads during the test. Chorley recorded a pass rate of 48.9% (Data source: DVSA (2024-2025)) and ran 3,378 tests in 2024-2025. Book early to get your preferred dates and times.
Data source: DVSA (2024-2025)
Pass Rate Analysis
Chorley has a pass rate of 48.9%, slightly above the national average of 47.3% (Data source: DVSA (2024-2025)). Male candidates at Chorley passed at 52.6% while female candidates passed at 44.7% (Data source: DVSA (2024-2025)). Nearby Wigan and Blackburn with Darwen have pass rates of 47.9% and 44.8% respectively (Data source: DVSA (2024-2025)). Local learners who practise on the routes used by Chorley testers may find the slight advantage helpful.
Local Driving Tips
Start on quiet residential streets to build basic control and observation. Gradually move to the busier routes towards Chorley to practise junctions and roundabouts. Spend time on parking and reversing near parked cars, as village streets can be narrow. Schedule lessons at different times of day to handle rush hour and quieter periods. When ready, do a mock test on local roads to get used to the test centre environment.
Choosing an Instructor in Coppull
Look for an instructor who knows Chorley test routes and offers clear feedback. You can expect around seven instructors serving Coppull, so compare teaching styles before you commit. Typical hourly rates sit around £35 on average, but check what is included. Ask about lesson frequency, pass rates and availability for mock tests.
Lesson Costs in Coppull
Lessons in Coppull average about £35 per hour. Prices vary with block bookings, intensive courses and weekend or evening slots, which can cost more. Expect some variation between individual instructors based on experience and demand.
Getting Started
Apply for your provisional licence first and then book your theory test when you feel ready. Take regular lessons and practise outside lessons to build confidence. Pass the theory and hazard perception tests, then book your practical test at Chorley or a nearby centre. Use mock tests to simulate the test day and reduce nerves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last reviewed: February 2026