First thing you need to do is to get a ADI (driving instructor) to assess your standard of driving. They will give you an impartial assessment with a good idea of what your week points are and how to improve them. They should also give you an idea of how many training hours you will need.
You might be surprised to find that you don't need many hours to practice.
Follow the link to my website to see what my pupils are saying on the testimonials page www.travis-drive.co.uk
What you don't want to do is turn up at the driving test centre unprepared for your driving test in your own car. That would be like giving your money away(all £62 of it).
You could phone up an instructor to ask for advise( advise is free) on what they think is best that would suit you.
Good luck
James Travis
ADI
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