Special Needs Driver Training 

 
Finding instructors who have the necessary temperament, experience and skills to teach pupils with special needs is not easy. We have helped many pupils over the years to reach their driving goals and find their independance through being able to drive safely. 
 
Experienced special needs instructors  
Patience, understanding and encouragement  
Easy to understand diagrams to simplify the learning process  
Relaxed stress free enjoyable lessons  
Effective simple learning  
Help with theory study 
 
 
Pupils with Learning Difficulties 
 
We have successfully helped many pupils with learning difficulties through their theory and practical driving test. Most pupils have found that learning in an automatic vehicle reduces the complexity and stress associated with learning to drive. 
 
Our special needs instructors have experience in successfully teaching pupils with autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia and have the patience and understanding that you need to encourage pupils through this challenging learning process. All previous pupils have successfully passed their driving test. 
 
 
Pupils with physical disabilities 
 
Although we do not have a specially adapted vehicle with alternative driver controls we have taught many pupils who have had restricted movement with their left leg using an automatic car. Simple steering devices can also be fitted to help those who have a restricted arm movement as well. Please contact us to discuss any particular requirements which you have and our experienced staff will help and advise you. 
 
Success Stories 
 
Read more about what previous special needs pupils have said about their learning experience with No Gears Automatic Driving School in our Success Stories section. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Female special needs pupil taking automatic driving lessons
Special needs pupil walking to automatic driving school vehicle
Male special needs pupil taking automatic driving lessons with no Gears Automatic driving school
No Gears Automatic driving school training vehicle