If you’ve been wanting to get your license for a long time and not overpay, you literally have a couple of weeks. In the fall, driving schools plan to increase tuition fees by at least 30%. Reasons: increased prices for gasoline and maintenance of training vehicles, a shortage of instructors and soaring prices for renting premises and land.
According to the chief expert of the National Council for Training and Testing of Vehicle Drivers, Alexander L., you can now learn to drive in Moscow for 45–50k. Driving schools have almost nothing from this and are trying to earn extra money. classes with students. And since they prefer to rent out the site and the city with brand new cars – repairs, maintenance, and all this costs a pretty penny. Don't forget that half of the fleet should be manual and the other half automatic. Plus, renting space in the capital and region is not going to get cheaper.
There is also a shortage of good and qualified instructors – the salary is not satisfactory. Therefore, already in the fall, some schools can raise their prices by 30%, or even 50%. To cover demand and not suffer in quality.
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