Finding your instructor locally
Find an instructor for driving lessons in Stonehouse
Local information checked 21 October 2026
We pair you with one of our vetted instructors for Stonehouse and check pickup coverage for the address you provide. Tell us your preferred transmission and when you can learn, plus which local journeys you want to work on.
Use nearby roads as lesson-planning references
The A419 links Stonehouse and Stroud with M5 Junction 13, and Gloucestershire County Council names Oldends Lane, Downton Road and Horsetrough Roundabout along the corridor. These places can help you describe a familiar journey and discuss observation, following signs and preparing for a junction with your instructor. Check current signs and conditions when travelling.
Bridgend and Ryeford are nearby areas recorded around Stonehouse. Include either in your pickup request if it suits your routine. We confirm the exact address with an instructor before sending an offer.
We confirm a suitable instructor and price
We contact suitable instructors in our vetted network and confirm pickup coverage, manual or automatic lessons, available dates and times, and the lesson price directly. We negotiate the best available rate for your request. The offer shows the instructor and terms before you accept, and is held for at least 24 hours.
Keep search fees separate from lesson payments
Pay the MyInstructorFinder search fee upfront: £9.99 for up to 10 requested hours or £19.99 for 11 or more, plus optional £25 Priority. We keep it only if you accept an offer. If no suitable offer is found by the agreed deadline or the final held offer expires unaccepted, we refund the full fee including Priority. Declining any offer closes the entire search and brings the same full refund.
Pay lesson fees directly to your instructor on the day of each lesson. No advance lesson payment or deposit is required through this service.
Nearby practical test centres
Test-centre distances are approximate straight-line estimates from the Stonehouse area, not road distances from your pickup.
Sources, dates and local information
Road references follow Gloucestershire County Council’s A419 information, checked 16 October 2026.
- OS Open Names (July 2026 edition), Ordnance Survey
- Car driving test statistics by test centre (April 2025 to March 2026 pass rates; August 2026 waiting measures), DVSA
- A419 Highway Improvements (Council scheme page checked 16 October 2026; includes 2019 to 2020 works history), Gloucestershire County Council
- Driving test: cars: What happens during the test (Official guidance checked 16 October 2026), DVSA
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