Contact

Get In Touch

No sign-up funnel and no countdown clock. Send me a line, tell me roughly where you are with it all, and we will sort out a first lesson from there.

A busy Dublin street with people crossing and traffic edging forward, the everyday city a learner has to drive in — The real city, the one you will actually be driving in, not a quiet estate at eight on a Sunday morning.

Getting started is not complicated. There is no form with fourteen fields and no deposit to pay before anyone has even spoken to you. Reach out, tell me where you are with it, and we go from there like two people sorting out a lift.

How to reach me

Email: info@gersdrivingschool.com
Area: Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 and the northwest of the city, out to the Finglas test centre.
Phone: I will pass it on once we have swapped a first message. I would far rather talk to you than to a web form.

What to tell me

Keep it simple. Three things help me pitch that first lesson right:

Where you are with it. Complete beginner, halfway through your EDT, or brushing up for a test that is already booked.
Roughly whereabouts in Dublin 15 you are, so we can spend the lesson driving rather than me getting to you.
Whether the theory test and learner permit are sorted yet. If not, no bother at all, the permit guide walks you through it in order.

Before you get in touch

Have a read of the guides first if you fancy it. They are free and they cover the whole run of it, the theory test, the twelve lessons, the driving test and the faults that quietly fail people at junctions. You lose nothing by understanding the thing before you pay anyone to teach it. When you are ready, I am here, and I will not be chasing you afterwards. That was never how I worked.