How intensive driving courses is different from regular lessons and should you join it?

Potential learner drivers sometimes are unsure whether to choose an Intensive Driving Course or weekly driving lessons. Some differences between the two options are that weekly lessons do not always give you enough time to complete a chosen exercise due to lack of time and therefore you would need to possibly wait a whole week before practicing the same exercise, also weekly lessons can be more expensive and can take a number of months to reach driving test standard.

With intensive driving courses, you have more time to learn the required driving skills

 An intensive driving course enables you to practice more consistently and helps you to reach a higher standard due to having booked more hours to complete a given exercise. You can possibly reach the driving test standard within a few weeks and an intensive driving course normally is less money than weekly lessons.

Intensive driving lessons are key to retaining more information for long

 An Intensive driving course is taught for several hours over consecutive days, which helps you to better retain the new information. But with weekly lessons due to the gaps between lessons, there is more of a chance of forgetting what was learned the previous week and then having to repeat the same exercises.

Everything is planned

With an intensive driving course, you can better plan a learning schedule and if you have passed the theory test, you can work towards the booked practical driving test. With weekly lessons, it is more difficult to plan, and it could be months before you consider booking your practical driving test.

Intensive driving courses can be more beneficial to you if you have some of the basic driving skills in place, like the clutch, steering, and gear changing. These skills could be leaned off road with family and friends or a few hours with a driving instructor. This will then give you the opportunity to concentrate on the main general driving skills and required exercises for the practical driving test.

So, for possibly the fastest way to learn to drive, reach test standard and achieve a full driving licence with a few weeks, then an intensive driving course will be the right choice for you. Pass Now Ltd recommend Approved driving instructors that are registered with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). 

You save £20 when booking online and benefit from the free test offers that are available with the intensive driving course. For more information either visit - https://www.pass-now.co.uk/ or call us on 03330110391

The importance of choosing an Approved Driving Instructor

An Approved Driving Instructor is registered with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and will teach you in a fully insured dual controlled car. You will be taught in a safe and secure environment to help maximise your learning experience. 

Pass Now Ltd can offer you an intensive driving course that will suit your requirements and recommend a driving instructor that will plan the course to help fast track you towards a possible first time pass. The courses are competitively priced and offer a free theory & practical test. The recommended driving instructor is CRB checked and regularly tested by the agency to help ensure that professional standards remain high.

Safety

Safety is of prime importance when learning to drive, so you can be confident that the correct teaching areas are chosen to suit your driving skills and ability. It is always reassuring that you know the driving instructor can take complete control of the car if required and help reinforce your learning experience by offering demonstrations to learn new skills.  

Professional Tuition 

Being a professional driving instructor means you’re learning from an expert, who has been trained to a high standard, so has the right experiences and knowledge to benefit you. A reliable and recognised instructor will be able to offer a range of updated, effective Fast Pass Driving Courses at affordable rates.

To book an intensive driving course and be recommended an approved driving instructor registered with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Click Here: https://www.pass-now.co.uk/intensive-courses/ or Contact Us On 03330110391 / 0784 335 5577.

Learn All About the 4 New Driving Test Changes - December 2017

This blog is all about introducing you to the driving test changes that are set to be introduced in England, Scotland, and Wales from 4 December 2017. The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency have confirmed this news to help new drivers to have a safe driving experience and can feel more comfortable & independent on the roads. The purpose of the changes are to help reduce road accidents, to keep up to date with driving tests, vehicle technology, and the environment. The new driving rules have been designed to make sure that new drivers have required skills to drive safely for life. 

Find the new changes that will only apply to car driving tests and will start on Monday, 4 December 2017. 

The 4 New Exciting Driving Test Changes 2017

Independent Driving Will Increase to 20 minutes 

The independent driving part of the test will now exceed 10 minutes. Currently, it lasts around 10 minutes, but after the changes, it will be increased to 20 minutes. The DVSA explains that during this part of the test, you will have to drive without directions from the driving examiner.

Following Sat Nav Instructions

During the independent driving part of the test, most candidates will be asked to follow sat nav instructions. These directions will be set up and provided by the examiner. So now you don’t need to worry about the route you’re following as you will be examined on how you perform while following the sat nav directions.

Reversing Manoeuvres are Changing

The ‘reverse around a corner’ and ‘turn-in-the-road’ manoeuvres will no longer be tested, but you should still be taught them by your instructor. 

You’ll be asked to do one of 3 possible reversing manoeuvres. 

• Parallel park at the side of the road. 
• Park in a bay - either driving in and reversing out, or reversing in and driving out (the examiner will explain which way. 
•  Pull up on the right-hand side of the road, reverse for 2 car lengths and rejoin the traffic.

Answering Two Vehicle Safety Questions While You’re Driving 

The two questions named as show me, tell me questions will be asked by the examiner, one at the start of the test and one whilst driving. 

Hope you’re now well informed about the changes that will come into effect on 4 December 2017. So, what is next? Book an Intensive Driving Course with Pass Now Ltd! 

For more information, kindly visit us at Pass-now website.

Personal experience of an intensive driving courses

I have always wanted to drive my own vehicle and therefore I booked some weekly driving lessons, but owing to my busy schedule, I was unable to commit to regular bookings so my progress was slow due to having to re-practice previously learn skills that I had not covered for long periods. The slow progress impacted on my confidence and I found it difficult to drive independently without my instructors help. Therefore, I decided to book an intensive driving course to increase my chances of passing my driving test sooner rather than later.

I booked my intensive driving course during my holiday to enable me to dedicate all my concentration and effort into the course. The planed learning structure that I was taught contributed towards enhancing my driving skills and helping me to drive safely for life.

My driving instructor was experienced, friendly and approved by the DVSA. I was taught by a trainer who identified and understood my lack of confidence and helped me conquer my driving concerns.

I completed the driving course within a week and attended my driving test shortly after and passed first time. I can now drive independently with confidence and most of all, safely. Book your intensive driving course with Pass Now Ltd by clicking here Link: http://pass-now.co.uk/inverness-intensive-driving-courses/ or call for a chat about your course on Tel: 0333 011 0391.

How an intensive driving course could help you?

Intensive driving course, This could be your shortcut to learning to drive and obtaining a UK driving licence within a short period of time. Yes! You’ve read it right, in just a few weeks you could be driving. Doesn’t it sound great? But hang on! We have more to tell you about various one-week driving courses.

First, let us tell you that these types of courses are designed to suit your needs. They cover a wide range of time periods, from 12 hours, 18 hours, 24 hours, 30 hours, 36 hours to 42 hours. Choose the one that best suits your schedule and moreover, you get trained by Approved Driving Instructor registered with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).

An intensive course can help potential drivers with no experience and improve the driving skills for those of you with some skills under your belt. This course will help you complete an intensive driving course, possibly pass the practical test and drive away with a full driving licence with a short timescale.

So, whether learning to drive is a job requirement or just for pleasure, then an intensive driving course can help you achieve all your driving requirements. Book today and benefit from a £20 online discount and free test offers. Call 0333 011 0391 or online www.pass-now.co.uk.