Is there any such thing as a smaller driving intensice course???

Question

i have had like 18 driving lessons now and reli reli need to pass like now is there any such thing as like a week course that isnt like 400 pound to start from scratch???

Answer 1

It used to be that 10-12 hour long lessons were enough to pass the test.

Recently driving instructors have got greedy and stall things out and tell people they need like 4o lessons. Nonsense.

Find yourself a decent driving instructor.

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Answer 2

no, but there are INTENSIVE ones !!!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

dunrobin - what a load of b*llocks! There is NO WAY you could learn to drive in 10-12 hours. The test centres I cover, you would probably need 10-12 hours just to learn the areas, all the different lanes on all the different roundabouts and junctions. I think dunrobin must have passed their test in the 1960's when there were no cars on the road!

Most instructors could do a week course of two hours a day, but that would still cost about £200, but unfortunately, with the constant rise in fuel costs that is what you will pay.

I can't understand why everyone is so against driving instructors and the amount they charge. Noone says the same about music teachers who charge MORE than the average driving instructor - and they don't have a brand new car to pay for, insure, service every 6 months, tyres like there's no tomorrow, fuel (OMG!!) car washes, etc etc....

Answer 5

Dunrobin knows nothing, maybe he should take up his beef with the DSA, who set the extremely high standards of the UK Driving test.

You can get  a short course from any decent Instructor - just ask and he/she will tailor the lessons to your needs.