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The average post rate is $26.25/hr as of July 2025
The average star rating for rated driving lessons is 5.0
FAQs for finding driving lessons near you
What are driving lessons?
Driving lessons are a type of instruction dedicated to driving a car. When you take driving lessons, you’ll learn how to safely operate a vehicle, how to comply with common driving laws, and how to park your car.
Where can I find driving lessons near me?
If you’re not sure how to find driving lessons near you, look no further than Care.com. You can review profiles of driving lesson instructors available for hire to learn more about their years of experience and the rates they charge. You can also read reviews from past clients to get a better idea of what they’re like to work with.
Can I book adult driving lessons?
While many teens end up doing driving lessons in order to qualify for their driver’s license, adults can take driving lessons too. Plenty of adults book driving lessons even if they already have a driver’s license to help them feel more confident in their driving skills.
How much are driving lessons near me?
How much driving lessons cost depends on many different factors. Where you live, how experienced the instructor is, and the type of driving lessons (automatic versus manual driving lessons for example) can all impact how much you’ll spend on driving lessons. Keeping all of that in mind, the average hourly cost for driving lessons nationwide on Care.com is $26.25.
How many driving lessons should I take?
Sometimes there is a set amount of driving lessons an individual is required to take in order to qualify for their driver’s license (this is more common for drivers under the age of 18) and sometimes there isn’t. Check if you are required to take a certain amount of driving lessons with your local DMV office. If you aren’t required to take a set amount of lessons, consider booking at least three so you can have a few hours out on the open road with an expert.