Drive.je
Drive.je, trading alongside A1 School of Motoring, describes itself as the longest-established driving school in Jersey, and its instructors take learners out on actual test routes from the first lesson. It covers cars and lorries, and handles booking and payment centrally through a client account.
- Single lesson
- £45
- 10-lesson block
- £450
- Booking fee
- £2.50
- Test routes
- From day one
Learner tuition where instructors use real test routes from the first lesson rather than saving them for the end.
Tuition for lorries as well as cars, which few Jersey schools cover.
Blocks and gift vouchers purchased centrally, with funds held in a client account until used.
- Learners who want test-route practice from the start
- Lorry training as well as car tuition
- Buying lessons as a gift voucher
- Anyone who objects to a booking fee on top of the lesson price
- Anyone wanting to pay their instructor directly
A £2.50 booking fee applies to every package, including blocks and vouchers. Checked August 2026.
Which is the longest-established driving school in Jersey?
Drive.je, which trades alongside A1 School of Motoring, describes itself as the longest-established driving school in Jersey. Its instructors take learners out on actual test routes from the first lesson.
Does drive.je charge a booking fee?
Yes. A £2.50 booking fee is payable on every package purchased through drive.je, including block deals and vouchers. It covers administering the booking and holding your funds in a client account.
Does drive.je offer lorry training?
Yes. Alongside standard car tuition, drive.je covers lorries, which few Jersey driving schools do.
Summarised by AutoFinder from the business’s own website (drive.je) · Checked 8 August 2026. Confirm anything important with the business before you travel or buy.
An agency model rather than a single instructor: central booking, a client account and a small fee. That suits buying vouchers or blocks; it is less direct than dealing with one instructor.
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