Majority of adults without licence ‘can’t afford driving lessons’

70 per cent of respondents who couldn’t drive said they couldn’t afford lessons - (Getty/iStock)

Seven in 10 British adults who do not hold a full driving licence believe learning to drive is currently unaffordable, a new survey has found.

This figure climbs to 76 per cent among 18 to 29-year-olds without a licence, who say lessons are financially out of reach.