Dual Control Hire Cars

To book your car simply call our rental reservations department on 0141 237 1965 or book now.

You must be 17 years old or over, possess a clean, current UK provisional licence and be accompanied at all times by a qualified driver, who is 23 years old or over. We charge £5 per hire for accompanying drivers aged 23-24. If you currently possess a full UK automatic driving licence, you will still be able to hire a manual dual control car with a provisional driving licence.

If you currently possess a full UK Automatic driving licence you are still able to hire a manual dual control car as a provisional driver.

An accompanying driver must be 23 years or over and must have held a full and valid UK or EU driving licence for a minimum of three years. If the accompanying driver has points on their licence, please check with the branch prior to hiring, to ensure the driver is eligible.

The accompanying driver must be qualified to drive the type of vehicle being driven by the learner, i.e., they must have a manual licence if they are supervising the learner in a manual car. Insurance is provided for both the learner and the full licence holder but not for Hire and Reward, meaning that qualified driving instructors are unable to accompany learner drivers in a professional capacity.

If you are a qualified driving instructor, please contact us for further details on what options are available to you.

You must be 17 years old or over, possess a clean, current UK provisional licence and be accompanied at all times by a qualified driver who is 23 years old or over. We charge £5 per hire for accompanying drivers aged 23-24. If you currently possess a full UK automatic driving licence, you will still be able to hire a manual dual control car with a provisional driving licence. If you currently hold a full manual UK licence, you can only be an accompanying driver and you are unable to rent these vehicles for driving practice.

• Both driving licences, the UK provisional for the learner and the EU or UK licence for the accompanying driver.
• All UK drivers should also bring their access code from the DVLA, which you can acquire from the DVLA’s online Share Driving Licence system.
• A valid credit or debit card to leave an imprint for any additional costs. The card must be physically shown and cannot be a digital/online only card.
• Proof of address*

* We only require proof of address from the student driver on a dual control hire e.g. utility bill or bank statement dated within the last 3 months. However, when a parent and child are hiring and the student is struggling to provide proof of address, we are happy to accept the proof of address from the parent instead.

Additional passengers must not be carried at any time in our dual control cars.

No, you need to be accompanied by a friend or relative over the age of 23 who has held a full license for more than 3 years.

Yes, you can use our dual control cars to sit your driving test. We recommend that you hire one of our dual control cars for at least one hour on a previous day to check licence details and to familiarise yourself with the vehicle. Please let us know that you require the car for your test at the time of booking with us.

Yes, VAT & insurance are both included in your dual control car rental. An excess will be charged for any vehicle damage, however, an optional excess waiver can be purchased (subject to qualification).

The provisional licence holder must have a clean licence with no points. For the accompanying full licence holder, certain endorsed licences may be accepted, please contact us for details.

No, the hourly price includes mileage and fuel.

The minimum period of rental is 1 hour and maximum is 4 hours.

We offer a full refund for all cancellations with 24 hours’ notice of cancellation. If you do not provide at least a 24 hours’ notice, we will be unable to offer any refund for money already paid.

If you need to move your booking to another day we can help with that, as long as we have 24 hours' notice. If less than 24 hours' notice we will be unable to refund money already paid.

Yes. There will be an extra internal rearview mirror so the examiner is able to see the road behind.

Learner drivers who hold a provisional licence are allowed to drive on the motorway provided they are in one of our dual-controlled cars accompanied by an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI).

Parents and friends are unable to carry out motorway lessons unless they hold an ADI licence.

All roads can be driven by learner drivers. Learners can drive on motorways only if the learner is accompanied by an approved driving instructor in a dual controlled vehicle. For all other roads, learner drivers must be supervised by a person over 23 who has had a full driving licence for at least three years.