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Is there anywhere that under-17s can learn to drive?

I'd like to organise some lessons for my son before his 17th birthday, on private roads or a circuit somewhere, so that when he goes for his first on-road lessons he's a little more certain of himself. Is there anywhere that you could recommend that runs these sort of lessons? He is 16 now.

Asked on 26 August 2010 by kaymanisle

Answered by Honest John
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