What our students say about our intensive driving lessons.
Intensive driving courses comments by Emmi :
Automatic and manual training vehicles
Our Automatic and manual intensive driving courses are for all ages,
Tailored around your needs we operate in Exeter and Newton Abbot.
Manual and Automatic cars are available, also our driving courses are flexible to fit into your busy schedule.
A maximum of 30 hours driver training in a week, after that, some driving courses will be spread over two weeks
You can spread your driving course over more than one week, especially helpful for parents with school children.
Our intensive lessons generally start at 9.30am and finish at 12.30pm to 3.30pm, depending on the amount of hours selected
Our office staff would be happy to talk to you about tailoring your driving lessons.
Contact form for our intensive courses
Our easy to use contact form will help you choose the driving course you would like, whilst helping our Admin team plan your driving course for you.
This will be subject to availability and will need to fit in with our other students driving courses.
Ready to Pass
Are you ready to pass, furthermore, when are you planning to take your driving test.
Has your driving course included mock driving tests.
Have you covered all the areas you need to pass a driving test.
The ready to pass .gov website is there to help people prepare for their driving test.
All our intensive driving courses include mock driving tests to prepare you for your actual test.
It makes sense to do a mock driving test, before your actual driving test.
Similar to mock tests at school or college, to prepare you for the actual exam.
Finding out your strengths and weaknesses helps to focus training time more effectively. The ready to pass link above will give you the help you need to make an informed decision.
We can help you with any further training you might need.
How to pass a Driving Test
The way you pass a driving test is by driving safely whilst keeping control of your vehicle. The night prior to your driving test don’t keep worrying about passing or failing, the answer to that question is not yours to make. The only question you can answer is;
are you prepared and able to drive safely for 40 minutes whilst out with an examiner?
I would suspect that if you are going for a driving test your instructor believes you can, so you should as well.
The first driving test is always a daunting experience so put the work in and stay safe. The harder you work the quicker time passes. I have many students when arriving back in the test centre think they have only been out for just 10 minutes. I know then that they have worked hard and generally they will have passed.
The driving test examiners in Exeter and Newton Abbot I have found to be very helpful and understanding so I am sure that you will benefit from the experience of taking a driving test in these areas.
tips for your first solo drive after passing from an intensive driving course.
Information to help you stay safe after an intensive driving course.
1/ Choose a route you know. The types of roads this route will take you on for example : motorway, dual carriageway, rural roads and town traffic.
2/ Let someone know where you are going, and think about going before or after the morning/afternoon rush hour.
3/ Make sure you have some form of communication on you and the battery is charged. ( not to be used whilst driving).
4/ Your car is legal to be on the road and has insurance. road tax, MOT and breakdown cover.
5/ Checking your car prior to setting off, then look at our post on car daily checks.
6/ Remember weather conditions may cause disruption on the roads and some routes might not be accessible. This will apply to the homeward journey so look at the weather conditions for the journey home.
7/ Emergency Kit. essential items to hold in your car especially in cold weather see our post Emergency Kit.