First steps
New to driving? Start with calm, clear guidance and build confidence at your own pace.

Learn with David Hulme, a friendly local instructor with five years' experience helping learners build safe driving skills and achieve excellent test results.

I've been a driving instructor in Marple and the local area for five years. That experience helps me adapt each lesson to the individual, so learners can build confidence, develop safe driving skills for life and arrive at test day properly prepared.
David's learners regularly demonstrate their skills on test day, with many successful first-time results.
Whether you are 17, returning to driving or starting later, lessons are tailored to how you learn best.
David is regulated by the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency.
New to driving? Start with calm, clear guidance and build confidence at your own pace.
Bring your skills together and feel more confident and prepared for test day.
Returning to driving? Find your confidence again with patient, practical support.
Your message is ready for your full name, postcode, availability and driving experience. David will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Open WhatsApp to start a short enquiry.
Share your name, postcode and the days and times that usually suit you.
David will get back to you as soon as possible to confirm your area, discuss availability and arrange the next step.
From quiet first routes to busier junctions, manual lessons are built around practical progress across Marple and selected surrounding areas.
If you cannot find the answer here, WhatsApp is the quickest way to ask.
Most people can start learning to drive a car at 17, once they have a valid provisional licence. If you are unsure, send a WhatsApp message and we can talk it through.
Not at all. Lessons can start from the very beginning, or pick up from the skills you already have.
Yes. You must have the correct, valid provisional driving licence for the vehicle before taking lessons. Check the GOV.UK guidance on learning to drive a car if you are unsure or need to apply.
Pass-Time is based in Marple and serves selected surrounding areas. Your postcode lets David quickly confirm whether he can offer lessons and arrange a suitable pick-up point.
Send the weekdays and times that usually suit you. David works Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4.45pm, and will reply personally about current availability.
Pass-Time currently provides manual driving lessons.
Please give David at least 24 hours notice if you cannot attend a booked lesson.
Getting started is simple. Tap the WhatsApp button and a message with prompts for these three details will be ready for you to fill in:
You can also fill in your driving experience and add any questions before sending. David will reply personally as soon as possible.
You'll need a valid provisional driving licence with the correct entitlement before starting lessons. Check the GOV.UK guidance