Welcome to the Driving Academy Swindon!

The Driving Academy is one of Swindon's largest driving schools and was established in 1974.

We continue to help hundreds of drivers pass their test and improve their driving skills behind the wheel every year. Our driving instructors have high standards of tuition and exceptionally high first time pass rates.


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SPECIAL OFFER!
First 5 Hours for £65

Offer is only available in Swindon to beginners, learning to drive in the maunal car.


We would like to say congratulations to the following students for passing their driving tests recently:

 

Daniel from Westlea taught by Paul

Heather from Idstone taught by Paul

Mark from Haydon Wick taught by Nigel

Katie from Cricklade taught by Jayne

Jess from Park North taught by Geoff

Vicky from Swindon taught by Nigel

Joe from Liden taught by Nigel

Emma from Abbey Meads taught by Jayne

Alan from Park South taught by Paul

Hannah from Highworth taught by Paul

Vani from Wichelstowe taught by Jayne

Jamie from Swindon taught by Paul

 


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There are loads of great deals

Why not buy driving lessons for a family member or a friend. You can have a gift voucher to give for a Birthday, they arrange when lessons start with the instructor. Buying in blocks of 10 hours gets you a discount so a great present and you save money! Have a look at our latest offers.

Special Offers:

First Lesson Free

Great Offers On Block Bookings

Gift vouchers

Recommend a friend and receive a £10 discount on your next 2 hour lesson

 

Latest From The DSA

 The DVLA in conjunction with the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) and the British Insurance Brokers Association (BIBA) are reminding drivers that a new law to be rolled out in late Spring will mean that they must keep their vehicle insured unless they have notified the DVLA that is it is being kept off the road.

 Information about the new law is being distributed with all V11 tax renewal forms from March in addition to the guidance and video available now on Directgov.

 It is vitally important that motorists understand the change and how it will impact on them. That is why new information has been addedto Directgov which offers clear advice to help motorists understand the new rules.

 The change in law is a stepping up of enforcement activity, so that not only those vehicles driven without insurance will be caught. Now the registered keeper must make sure that their vehicle is insured all the time. And if it is, then they need not be concerned. The DVLA and MID will be systematically checked, so that the levels of uninsured driving are reduced even further.

 Continuous Insurance Enforcement will help reduce the £500 million burden on innocent motorists caused by uninsured drivers, vehicle keepers should ensure they stay insured or SORN their vehicle if it is laid up, vehicle keepers can always check at askmid.com or speak to their insurance broker or company if they have any doubt.