Intensive driving courses would be the right option for people who’re looking to pass their driving test in one or two weeks with lessons being 2–5 hours per day and don’t want to spend months and years learning.
This is a debate for most people whether an intensive driving course is a good choice. For people with limited time and a limited budget, this course is the best way to learn to drive in the shortest possible time. It’s a crash course that doesn’t require you to spend months or years learning to drive. However, it depends on how fast you learn things and whether you choose the right driving instructor who is qualified, licensed, and also experienced.
How Do Intensive Driving Courses Work?
A provisional driving license is a must when you want to start your crash course. You need to pass your theory test before the start date of your intensive driving course as it’s not legal to apply for a practical driving test with the DVSA without this. There are also waiting times for practical test dates, which may fluctuate day by day, minute by minute. With this crash course, it is best to wait until you have a practical driving test booked in place and work backward from the test date to fit your lessons in. If you’re choosing a semi-intensive driving course, you can start your lessons at a much earlier date and if you’re too willing to do your course in a matter of weeks, Pass Now can help you with that.
We can book your theory and practical tests. Pass Now can help you pass your driving test the first time. With our driving course, you’ll get the same driving instructor for the duration of your driving course and you will learn on a one-to-one basis.
To know more about the benefits of the Intensive Driving Course, kindly log on to Pass Now Ltd. or call us at 0333 0110 391.
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