QUOTE(kyle @ Mar 17 2006, 06:00 PM)

55 - 60 lessons?
There is seriously no need for that amount, that muast have cost heaps! I started off with my parents and when i got the hang of things I had a few lessons and sat my test.
Muchos cheaper.
You may have had 15 minors, but as mentioned earlier, if you get 3+ in one area it is considered a major and you'll fail.
Different people learn in different spaces of time. Personally, i don't have the luxury of a family car in general or for extra practice. If i did i'd almost certianly take advantage of it like you did. It's an expensive business so anything that cuts the learning time down cant be bad. Thinknig about it i've easily spent £900 so far and unfortuantely for me, it's all came out of my own pocket
I've had 42 lessons and have a further 5 hours worth before my test, which is in two weeks. In the alst few weeks i've certianly become a much stronger driver. Confidence was a huge problem to begin with which my instructor was keen to pick up on at the end of EVERY lesson, it has recently massively improved though, sparking a much better driving performance. I
really hope I pass.