Cape Town Driving School

Holiday special! R150 an hour or R700 for 5 lessons and R1400 for 10 lessons!

Congrats Miguel on your first time pass in milnerton!

Well done Jeanna on your first time pass in Atlantis

Well done Gabby on your Atlantis pass

Congrats Angelique on your milnerton pass

Well done Jess Miller

Congrats Guy on becoming a legal driver!

Hi everyone. Please note that due to the petrol increase our prices are in now R180 an hour. R850 for 5 lessons and R1700 for 10.

Hi everyone. Please note that we operate in Melkbos, table view, milnerton and surrounding areas. Prices are R170 an hour or R800 for 5 lessons and R1600 for 10 lessons. If you require lessons out of these areas then the price will increase depending on how far out you are.

Wishing you all the best on becoming a legal driver

"Do I go or stop?"
When you are learning to drive there will be times when you have to start making decisions but don't know what to do.
There are three distinct choices that you can make in any situation ...
• Stop
• Go
• Don't know
If it's obvious that the road is clear, then you can go. If it's obvious that it's not clear, then you stop. If you don't know if you should go or stop then just remember... being unsure is an automatic safety warning designed to keep you safe. As you gain more experience you will find the decisions become easier to make.
But 'don't know' will be keeping you safe when you are out with your instructor on driving lessons, when you pass the driving test and for the rest of your driving life!
We all want to get stuff right, but sometimes you will not know what to do in certain situations. Well the good news is that 'Don't know' is what expert drivers do all the time. It's what keeps them alive!
Don't know means don't go, but you must make sure you take action as soon as you are uncertain, not at the last moment! You will know when you feel uncomfortable, this is the start of your 'don't know' situation - as soon as any uncomfortable feeling starts, take action - slow down. By slowing down you will give yourself more time to think and give other drivers more time to react. If you find that you go too slow or stop, you can easily start again. If you go too fast you might get a ride home in an ambulance (if you're lucky).

Hi all... Found some great tips for learner drivers that I will be posting every so often. If anyone else would like to share some advice for our learners, then please feel free to post.

TIP 1 : A Safe Driver Is A Confident Driver!
It is natural to be nervous when you are learning to drive. Driving is a dangerous activity, but we take the risk because it provides us with a level of freedom that nobody is going to give up anytime soon. You’re about to get a taste of that freedom. However, a nervous driver is an unsafe driver. From day one, you need to learn how to keep your emotions under control. There will be many times in your life where you will need to control your emotions, so practice now. Be confident, listen to your instructor (or parent), and try to enjoy yourself. Driving is fun!