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Don’t be influenced by peer pressure or traditional ways of learning to drive.

Whilst it’s true that most people used to learn to drive in a manual car, but the demand for automatic cars is gathering pace. 
Sales of automatic cars will soon overtaking manual cars and the change in 2030 to abolish the sale of new fossil fuel vehicles is contributing to an increase in demand for automatic lessons as EV and Hybrid cars are automatic.Manual cars don’t suit everyone, so it’s important to make the right choice for you.

Whether you have poor co-ordination skills (Dyspraxia, Aspergers), short term memory problems or need reassurance what gear you’re in (Dyslexia) or even a mobility problem that means a manual car might be difficult.

Who needs the hassle of having to change gear? The automatic option is the way forward.

Automatic cars aren’t just for older, disabled drivers or SEN pupils, just ask anyone who’s driven a semi-automatic super car, like a Ferrari or an EV such as a Tesla. 
Yes, they can make driving easier but they can be as much fun, if not more so, than a manual car. 

The stigma attached to admitting to driving an automatic car has long since passed.