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General
It depends on the class and on exam dates, but for Class B the theory lessons, theory e-exam and driving lessons usually take 6–8 weeks. You can see intake start dates on our Course Calendar page.
Your identity card, proof of education (not needed if it is registered on e-Devlet), a medical report confirming you are fit to drive and a biometric photo. You will find the full list in our Licence Guide.
The course fee covers theory lessons, driving lessons, practice tests and training materials. State fees (exam fee, licence fee, card fee) are not included and will be explained to you when you enrol.
Yes. We offer credit card instalments and our own payment plans. Choose the number of instalments in the fee calculator to see the monthly amount.
The theory e-exam has 50 questions and lasts 45 minutes. You pass with 70 out of 100 (35 correct answers). The practice tests on our website use the same format.
Students who have used up their attempts can sit the exam again under the conditions set out in the regulations. In the meantime we work on your weak topics together using practice tests.
Yes. We offer automatic transmission training for Class B. Candidates who take the test in an automatic have this noted on their licence and may only drive automatic cars.
Driving lessons are scheduled with you on weekdays and at weekends, depending on instructor and vehicle availability. We have evening and weekend slots for people who work.
Class B Licence
You can drive cars and light vans with a maximum authorised mass of up to 3,500 kg. Once you have held your licence for a certain period, you also become entitled to drive some vehicles in certain smaller classes.
You must be at least 18. You can start the course once you have turned 17 and sit the test once you turn 18; please check the details with our adviser.
Class A2 Licence
Yes. We provide a helmet, gloves and knee pads throughout the training; you are also welcome to use your own gear.