Starting Your Journey
Welcome to Driving School Rugby, your local driving school in Rugby (CV21 & CV22) for automatic. Our highly qualified instructor Peter is a fleet, taxi assessor, driving instructor trainer and BTEC in Driving Science coach, with over 20 years of experience teaching driving.
We offer flexible pickup and drop off points, so you can easily fit your driving lessons around your schedule. Whether you want to be picked up from work or college, we can arrange it.
Our aim is to help you become a confident driver, and we offer a range of driving lesson packages to suit your needs. You can book online or call us on 07795 056332. more...
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Advantages of Learning to Drive an Automatic
Should You Learn to Drive in an Automatic Car? Here's What You Should Know
As the automotive industry moves toward more environmentally friendly options, automatic cars are becoming increasingly popular. The ban on petrol and diesel vehicles set for 2035 has prompted a surge in interest in automatic cars. Here's what you need to know about learning to drive in an automatic.
What's the Difference Between Manual and Automatic?
In a manual car, the driver operates three pedals: accelerator, brake, and clutch, and must manually shift gears. In an automatic car, there are only two pedals: accelerator and brake, with the transmission handling the gear changes for you.
Advantages of Learning to Drive an Automatic
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No Clutch Hassles: Automatic cars don't have a clutch pedal, so you don't need to worry about stalling. This makes driving less stressful, especially for new drivers.
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Accessibility: Automatic cars are easier for people with physical limitations or reduced mobility. Without a clutch, they are simpler to operate.
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Reduced Stalling Risk: Since there's no clutch, the risk of stalling is significantly reduced, which can make learning to drive a smoother experience.
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Simpler Driving: Automatic cars are generally easier to drive, allowing you to focus on road conditions and traffic without worrying about gear shifts.
Choosing Your Learning Path
When deciding whether to learn to drive in a manual or automatic car, consider your personal preferences, comfort level, and long-term goals. If you're looking for a more straightforward driving experience, automatic could be the way to go. If you prefer more flexibility in the types of cars you can drive, manual might be a better option. Either way, learning to drive is an exciting journey, and the choice is ultimately yours.
