Scotland · S12000049

Driving in Glasgow City.

Understand the people and transport context around you, then plan the questions to ask about lessons, private practice or your teaching business.

Resident population

654,330

Mid-year estimate · 2025

Residents aged 17–24

81,979

Sum of published single-year ages · 2025

Households without a car or van

Not available

A nation-specific figure has not been imported for this area.

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

Usual residents · mid-2025
Age Residents
Age 16 6,227
Age 17 6,319
Age 18 6,264
Age 19 7,435
Age 20 8,107
Age 21 10,501
Age 22 13,352
Age 23 14,153
Age 24 15,848

Instructor business and affordability context

Registered driving-school enterprises

15

SIC 85530 · 2025 · 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.

SIMD 2020v2 · Scotland

Historical area context using this nation’s own measures. These figures do not assess individual learners or establish funding eligibility. Compare only within the same source, edition and unit.

Overall deprivation quintiles
SIMD 2020v2 · Overall deprivation quintiles
Measure Value Unit
Total 2011 data zones 746 data zones
Quintile 1 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 339 data zones
Quintile 1 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 45.44 percent of council data zones
Quintile 2 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 133 data zones
Quintile 2 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 17.83 percent of council data zones
Quintile 3 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 98 data zones
Quintile 3 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 13.14 percent of council data zones
Quintile 4 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 91 data zones
Quintile 4 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 12.2 percent of council data zones
Quintile 5 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 85 data zones
Quintile 5 (1 is the most deprived fifth within Scotland) 11.39 percent of council data zones

Original source and definitions . We count the published deprivation quintiles by the supplied council code. The denominator is 2011 data zones; this is not a population share.

Download registered enterprise counts and all imported deprivation domains · Open Government Licence v3.0. Different source periods remain separate.

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; district / 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.