England · E10000031

Driving in Warwickshire.

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Resident population

644,021

Mid-year estimate · 2025

Residents aged 17–24

53,436

Sum of published single-year ages · 2025

Households without a car or van

15.2%

Census 2021 · 38,550 households

Context for planning, not a demand forecast.

Residents aged 17–24 are not necessarily learners. Adults learn at many ages. A household vehicle may not be suitable, available or insured for private practice. A provider business address does not establish pickup coverage.

Age detail

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Usual residents · mid-2025
Age Residents
Age 16 7,552
Age 17 7,509
Age 18 7,161
Age 19 6,352
Age 20 6,543
Age 21 6,223
Age 22 6,009
Age 23 6,878
Age 24 6,761

Household vehicle availability

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Households · Census 2021
Category Households
Total: All households 253,262
No cars or vans in household 38,550
1 car or van in household 100,643
2 cars or vans in household 82,855
3 or more cars or vans in household 31,214

Census counts use statistical disclosure control. Categories and dates remain source-specific.

Languages, accessibility and journeys to work

Census 2021 gives a historical picture of Warwickshire. These figures can help you plan the support and practical questions to discuss with an instructor.

Residents reporting a disability

16.8%

Census definition; not driving fitness.

Employed residents commuting as car/van drivers

49.8%

Census 2021, during coronavirus restrictions.

Main languages

Main language is not the same as every language a person speaks. Parent categories overlap their detailed subcategories; do not add them together.

Most frequently reported main languages

English (English or Welsh in Wales): 538,508 · Polish: 8,465 · Romanian: 5,638 · Panjabi: 3,851 · Portuguese: 1,910 · Nepalese: 1,551 · Spanish: 1,318 · Gujarati: 1,258

Detailed categories only; group subtotals are excluded from this selection. Check an instructor’s own language information before contacting them.

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Usual residents aged 3 years and over · 2021 · April 2023 local authorities
Category People Share of table population
Total: All usual residents aged 3 years and over (total or subtotal) 578,599 100.0%
English (English or Welsh in Wales) 538,508 93.1%
Welsh or Cymraeg (in England only) 73 0.0%
Other UK language (total or subtotal) 25 0.0%
Other UK language: Gaelic (Irish) 6 0.0%
Other UK language: Gaelic (Scottish) 2 0.0%
Other UK language: Manx Gaelic 0 0.0%
Other UK language: Gaelic (Not otherwise specified) 2 0.0%
Other UK language: Cornish 1 0.0%
Other UK language: Scots 4 0.0%
Other UK language: Ulster Scots 0 0.0%
Other UK language: Romany English 10 0.0%
Other UK language: Irish Traveller Cant 0 0.0%
French 956 0.2%
Portuguese 1,910 0.3%
Spanish 1,318 0.2%
Other European language (EU) (total or subtotal) 19,838 3.4%
Other European language (EU): Italian 881 0.2%
Other European language (EU): German 402 0.1%
Other European language (EU): Polish 8,465 1.5%
Other European language (EU): Slovak 518 0.1%
Other European language (EU): Czech 242 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Romanian 5,638 1.0%
Other European language (EU): Lithuanian 450 0.1%
Other European language (EU): Latvian 609 0.1%
Other European language (EU): Hungarian 958 0.2%
Other European language (EU): Bulgarian 595 0.1%
Other European language (EU): Greek 664 0.1%
Other European language (EU): Dutch 158 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Swedish 62 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Danish 46 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Finnish 22 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Estonian 30 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Slovenian 20 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Maltese 13 0.0%
Other European language (EU): Any other European language (EU) 65 0.0%
Other European language (non EU) (total or subtotal) 322 0.1%
Other European language (non EU): Albanian 235 0.0%
Other European language (non EU): Ukrainian 44 0.0%
Other European language (non EU): Any other Eastern European language (non EU) 2 0.0%
Other European language (non EU): Northern European language (non EU) 41 0.0%
Other European language (EU and non-EU) (total or subtotal) 122 0.0%
Other European language (EU and non-EU): Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, and Montenegrin 122 0.0%
Other European language (non-national) (total or subtotal) 0 0.0%
Other European language (non-national): Any Romani language 0 0.0%
Other European language (non-national): Yiddish 0 0.0%
Russian 835 0.1%
Turkish 477 0.1%
Arabic 394 0.1%
West or Central Asian language (total or subtotal) 420 0.1%
West or Central Asian language: Hebrew 20 0.0%
West or Central Asian language: Kurdish 138 0.0%
West or Central Asian language: Persian or Farsi 183 0.0%
West or Central Asian language: Pashto 53 0.0%
West or Central Asian language: Any other West or Central Asian language 26 0.0%
South Asian language (total or subtotal) 10,389 1.8%
South Asian language: Urdu 504 0.1%
South Asian language: Hindi 647 0.1%
South Asian language: Panjabi 3,851 0.7%
South Asian language: Pakistani Pahari (with Mirpuri and Potwari) 5 0.0%
South Asian language: Bengali (with Sylheti and Chatgaya) 209 0.0%
South Asian language: Gujarati 1,258 0.2%
South Asian language: Marathi 233 0.0%
South Asian language: Telugu 463 0.1%
South Asian language: Tamil 916 0.2%
South Asian language: Malayalam 454 0.1%
South Asian language: Sinhala 60 0.0%
South Asian language: Nepalese 1,551 0.3%
South Asian language: Any other South Asian language 238 0.0%
East Asian language (total or subtotal) 2,266 0.4%
East Asian language: Mandarin Chinese 229 0.0%
East Asian language: Cantonese Chinese 406 0.1%
East Asian language: All other Chinese 752 0.1%
East Asian language: Japanese 127 0.0%
East Asian language: Korean 166 0.0%
East Asian language: Vietnamese 38 0.0%
East Asian language: Thai 244 0.0%
East Asian language: Malay 46 0.0%
East Asian language: Tagalog or Filipino 190 0.0%
East Asian language: Any other East Asian language 68 0.0%
Oceanic or Australian language 20 0.0%
North or South American language 1 0.0%
Caribbean Creole (total or subtotal) 4 0.0%
Caribbean Creole: English-based Caribbean Creole 1 0.0%
Caribbean Creole: Any other Caribbean Creole 3 0.0%
African language (total or subtotal) 529 0.1%
African language: Amharic 5 0.0%
African language: Tigrinya 14 0.0%
African language: Somali 6 0.0%
African language: Krio 0 0.0%
African language: Akan 130 0.0%
African language: Yoruba 9 0.0%
African language: Igbo 18 0.0%
African language: Swahili or Kiswahili 22 0.0%
African language: Luganda 3 0.0%
African language: Lingala 1 0.0%
African language: Shona 91 0.0%
African language: Afrikaans 67 0.0%
African language: Any other Nigerian language 17 0.0%
African language: Any other West African language 54 0.0%
African language: Any other African language 92 0.0%
Sign language (total or subtotal) 172 0.0%
Sign language: British Sign Language 125 0.0%
Sign language: Any other sign language 7 0.0%
Sign language: Any sign communication system 40 0.0%
Other language 20 0.0%

Original TS024 definitions and data . Contains ONS data © Crown copyright; Open Government Licence v3.0. Statistical disclosure control means some subtotals differ.

English proficiency

The English or Welsh main-language group in Wales is defined differently from England. Local language counts do not establish an instructor's teaching languages.

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Usual residents aged 3 years and over · 2021 · April 2023 local authorities
Category People Share of table population
Total: All usual residents aged 3 years and over (total or subtotal) 578,603 100.0%
Main language is English (English or Welsh in Wales) 538,508 93.1%
Main language is not English (English or Welsh in Wales) (total or subtotal) 40,095 6.9%
Main language is not English (English or Welsh in Wales): Can speak English very well 19,878 3.4%
Main language is not English (English or Welsh in Wales): Can speak English well 14,251 2.5%
Main language is not English (English or Welsh in Wales): Cannot speak English well 5,130 0.9%
Main language is not English (English or Welsh in Wales): Cannot speak English 836 0.1%

Original TS029 definitions and data . Contains ONS data © Crown copyright; Open Government Licence v3.0. Statistical disclosure control means some subtotals differ.

Disability and everyday activities

Self-reported census disability is not a driving assessment or evidence of a need for vehicle adaptations. Parent categories overlap their subcategories.

View all 7 source categories
All usual residents · 2021 · April 2023 local authorities
Category People Share of table population
Total: All usual residents (total or subtotal) 596,773 100.0%
Disabled under the Equality Act (total or subtotal) 100,013 16.8%
Disabled under the Equality Act: Day-to-day activities limited a lot 39,560 6.6%
Disabled under the Equality Act: Day-to-day activities limited a little 60,453 10.1%
Not disabled under the Equality Act (total or subtotal) 496,760 83.2%
Not disabled under the Equality Act: Has long term physical or mental health condition but day-to-day activities are not limited 45,214 7.6%
Not disabled under the Equality Act: No long term physical or mental health conditions 451,546 75.7%

Original TS038 definitions and data . Contains ONS data © Crown copyright; Open Government Licence v3.0. Statistical disclosure control means some subtotals differ.

Travel to work

Census Day was 21 March 2021, during coronavirus restrictions. These are historical commuting patterns, not present-day traffic or a forecast of learner demand.

View all 12 source categories
Usual residents aged 16 years and over in employment the week before the census · 2021 · April 2023 local authorities
Category People Share of table population
Total: All usual residents aged 16 years and over in employment the week before the census (total or subtotal) 291,958 100.0%
Work mainly at or from home 99,350 34.0%
Underground, metro, light rail, tram 146 0.1%
Train 1,888 0.6%
Bus, minibus or coach 4,245 1.5%
Taxi 1,024 0.4%
Motorcycle, scooter or moped 941 0.3%
Driving a car or van 145,288 49.8%
Passenger in a car or van 12,088 4.1%
Bicycle 4,698 1.6%
On foot 20,100 6.9%
Other method of travel to work 2,190 0.8%

Original TS061 definitions and data . Contains ONS data © Crown copyright; Open Government Licence v3.0. Statistical disclosure control means some subtotals differ.

Blue Badge and accessible travel context

Official figures for Warwickshire, England. Badge counts describe the scheme locally; they do not tell you how many people drive or need lessons.

Valid badges held

34,100

At 31 March 2025

Badges issued

13,700

Year ending March 2025

Badge holders as a share of population

5.4%

Published population measure · DIS0105

Counts include badges for organisations and individuals and are rounded. A Blue Badge can be used by an eligible passenger as well as a driver. Eligibility and driving fitness are separate decisions.

See the original local categories and units
Valid Blue Badges held and population measures: England by region and local authority, 2025 [note 1]
Source measure Published value
Number of valid Blue Badges held at 31 March (thousands) [note 2] 34
Badge holders as a percentage of the population 5.4
Total population (thousands) 632
Valid Blue Badges held without further assessment (thousands) [note 1] [note 3] 12
Population eligible for a Blue Badge without further assessment (thousands) [note 4] 30
Percentage of those eligible for a Blue Badge without further assessment who hold one 40
Valid Blue Badges held: England, by region and local authority, 2025 [note 1]
Source measure Published value
Valid Blue Badges held without further assessment [note 2] 12,100
Of which on Higher Rate Mobility DLA / Moving around PIP / Journey planning PIP [note 3] 11,300
Other category [note 4] 800
Valid Blue Badges held subject to further assessment [note 5] 21,700
Valid Blue Badges held by organisations 280
Total valid Blue Badges held by organisations and individuals 34,100
Valid Blue Badges issued: England, by region and local authority, year ending March 2025 [note 6]
Source measure Published value
Valid Blue Badges issued without further assessment [note 2] 4,600
Of which on Higher Rate Mobility DLA / Moving around PIP / Journey planning PIP [note 3] 4,300
Other category [note 4] 300
Valid Blue Badges issued subject to further assessment [note 5] 8,900
Valid Blue Badges issued to organisations 130
Total valid Blue Badges issued to organisations and individuals 13,700

Source: Department for Transport DIS0105 and DIS0108 , published 19 March 2026. Open Government Licence v3.0.

Instructor business and affordability context

Registered driving-school enterprises

20

SIC 85530 · 2026 · rounded to the nearest five

These are VAT/PAYE registered enterprises based at an address in this area. Many small sole traders are excluded; one enterprise can employ several instructors. This industry classification also includes some flying schools. Use it alongside actual provider information when researching a teaching business.

ONS UK Business Counts through Nomis . A published zero can be rounded; it does not mean there are no instructors.

English deprivation summaries · 2025

These figures describe relative deprivation in areas. They do not tell you whether an individual can afford lessons or qualifies for support. Lower-tier and upper-tier summaries use different comparison groups. Explore the original measures below; ranks cannot be compared with another UK nation’s index.

County and unitary authority summary · 2024 boundaries
IMD · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
IMD - Average rank 13,284.06
IMD - Rank of average rank 119
IMD - Average score 15.589
IMD - Rank of average score 122
IMD - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0254
IMD - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 104
IMD25 - Extent 0.066
IMD25 - Rank of extent 123
IMD25 - Local concentration 28,184.48
IMD25 - Rank of local concentration 117
Income · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Income - Average rank 13,604.27
Income - Rank of average rank 122
Income - Average score 0.169
Income - Rank of average score 124
Income - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0169
Income - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 117
Income scale 102,548
Rank of Income Scale 41
Employment · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Employment - Average rank 13,398.23
Employment - Rank of average rank 121
Employment - Average score 0.104
Employment - Rank of average score 122
Employment - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0226
Employment - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 104
Employment scale 38,384.42
Rank of Employment Scale 33
Education · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Education, Skills and Training - Average rank 14,952.15
Education, Skills and Training - Rank of average rank 105
Education, Skills and Training - Average score 18.377
Education, Skills and Training - Rank of average score 95
Education, Skills and Training - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.065
Education, Skills and Training - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 84
Health · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Health Deprivation and Disability - Average rank 14,376.86
Health Deprivation and Disability - Rank of average rank 99
Health Deprivation and Disability - Average score -0.222
Health Deprivation and Disability - Rank of average score 99
Health Deprivation and Disability - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0282
Health Deprivation and Disability - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 91
Crime · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Crime - Average rank 13,935.68
Crime - Rank of average rank 112
Crime - Average score -0.247
Crime - Rank of average score 114
Crime - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0311
Crime - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 118
Barriers · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Barriers to Housing and Services - Average rank 14,842.57
Barriers to Housing and Services - Rank of average rank 95
Barriers to Housing and Services - Average score 19.638
Barriers to Housing and Services - Rank of average score 91
Barriers to Housing and Services - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0565
Barriers to Housing and Services - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 61
Living · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
Living Environment - Average rank 14,969.26
Living Environment - Rank of average rank 99
Living Environment - Average score 18.308
Living Environment - Rank of average score 99
Living Environment - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0508
Living Environment - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 98
IDACI · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
IDACI - Average rank 14,420.81
IDACI - Rank of average rank 119
IDACI - Average score 0.278
IDACI - Rank of average score 120
IDACI - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0113
IDACI - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 129
IDAOPI · 2025 · upper-tier
Published measure Value
IDAOPI - Average rank 11,655.06
IDAOPI - Rank of average rank 127
IDAOPI - Average score 0.119
IDAOPI - Rank of average score 128
IDAOPI - Proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 0.0056
IDAOPI - Rank of proportion of LSOAs in most deprived 10% nationally 142

Corrected November 2025 v2 workbooks. Original labels and units are retained: proportions run from 0 to 1, and index scores are not percentages. Source and methodology .

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Traffic and road safety

Annual traffic and reported injury collisions on the same official authority code.

Funding and support

Check the conditions attached to assistance with driving costs.

Instructor business context

Explore what respondents reported about workload, pupils and professional development.

Sources and geography

Population: ONS estimates through Nomis. Vehicle availability: ONS Census 2021 through Nomis. Population and census years are different. Nomis geography groups: county / unitary. Joins use the exact official area code, not a similarity in names. Counties and districts can overlap. Download counts, status flags and input checksums.