Learning to drive in SG

[Primrose Hill]

So, the little one turns 17 in a couple of months. I know that to be a driver in SG, she has to be 18. Can she start to learn how to drive whilst she is 17?
If so, is there a recommended centre over others?

[PNGMK]

I think so. There are two centres from memory - Ubi and Tampines (?) and there are some older private instructors (which I recommend but there aren't many around - they are grandfathered into the system until they retire/die and no new ones are being licensed - the damn LTA).

[x9200]

So, the little one turns 17 in a couple of months. I know that to be a driver in SG, she has to be 18. Can she start to learn how to drive whilst she is 17?
If so, is there a recommended centre over others?

It looks like she has to be 18 at the time of enrolment.
http://www.cdc.com.sg/faqs.htm
https://www.bbdc.sg/bbweb/CoursesAvaila ... ourse.aspx

Some info that may be helpful to chose the centre.
http://driving-in-singapore.spf.gov.sg/ ... s/pdt.html

Bukit Batok DC seems with the highest passing rate.

[yellowveggiez]

Bukit Batok Driving Centre is recommended Their instruction is systematic and structured.

[alsonjon]

You can either go by driving schools or private instructors. Private instructors tend to be cheaper per hour. And to add, nowadays the driving schools are fully booked and it is quite difficult to get lessons. That said, private instructors have no fixed lessons and they go according to how your child progresses through their teaching.

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