Intensive Driving Course Warwickshire
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Intensive Driving Course Warwickshire
WHY INTENSIVE DRIVING COURSES ARE THE POPULAR OPTION?
Intensive driving courses are very popular and are ideal for customers who want to learn to drive and pass the practical driving test as quickly as possible without the need to take weekly lessons. It has been proven that the fastest way for learners to learn to drive is to undertake intensive driving courses and pass the practical driving test in as little as a week.
WHY ARE INTENSIVE DRIVING COURSES SUCH A SUCCESSFUL WAY OF LEARNING TO DRIVE?
Taking weekly lessons of only an hour or two never seems enough for most people who are learning to drive. Achieving the required test standard may take months or even years. By undertaking a one-week pass Course with Crystal Driving School, you will be trained efficiently for over a few days to meet the standard required for your practical driving test.
The course is structured so that you will be taught all driving skills covered by the DSA syllabus, including driving in all types of traffic conditions and all the manoeuvres required for your practical driving test. This way, everything that you learn in the course remains fresh and enables you to pass the driving test confidently in less than seven days if your test is arranged for the end of the course.
WHICH COURSE WOULD SUIT ME BEST?
At Crystal Driving School, we offer a first-class service to all our clients through our intensive courses. We offer extensive, intensive courses to suit your requirements and experience. We offer intensive driving courses over several days, usually two to five days.
No matter whether you’re a beginner, partly-trained or have just failed a test, we can offer a course tailored to your needs. Everything is arranged for you from the practical test centre to the time and date of your test, enabling you to concentrate on your driving lessons to achieve the required standard for your practical driving test. One of our qualified driving instructors will take you on an assessment lesson to determine which course best suits your needs.
HOW IS THE COURSE STRUCTURED?
Our One-Week Pass Course normally starts on Sunday or Monday and continues until Friday, taking into account your individual needs. We therefore offer the opportunity to split the course over two weeks for extra flexibility. Ideally, this course is for customers who are in a hurry and who could otherwise not find the time to take regular weekly lessons.
The practical driving test is usually scheduled for the end of the week. However, depending on your preference, we can also offer you the opportunity to take it the following week to accommodate your individual needs to the best of our ability.
To avoid any disappointment in taking your practical driving test at the end of the course, it is advisable to book the course and pass the practical theory test well before the date you intend to start the course (i.e. at least a minimum of one month’s notice). It is, however, possible to arrange a driving test at short notice occasionally, depending on availability.
Warwickshire Driving Course Details
This is a practical session concentrating on observation, judgement, and awareness. It includes eye contact, being cautious but not unnecessarily hesitant, keeping space around the car, multi-lane junctions and unusual roundabouts, over– and underpasses, and bus and cycle lanes.
All Weather Driving
This may be a theory session. The aim is to discuss safe driving in extreme weather and road conditions. Topics will include seeing and being seen, using appropriate lights, safe speed and distances, anticipation, causes, and how to correct skids.
Rural and Out – of Town Driving
This will be a practical session featuring driving on all types of rural roads, endeavouring to include bends, hills, and uneven road surfaces, safe overtaking, observation, and making progress safely, with emphasis on Farm entrances, animals and slow-moving vehicles, mud on the road, sharp bends, and use of horns/lights.
Night Driving
This will take place after lighting up time. It will cover the correct use of lights, seeing and being seen, familiarisation with reflective signs, markings, etc., judging speed and distance of self and others, adjusting to dusk and dawn (theory), and being prepared for pedestrians and cyclists.
Dual Carriageway and Motoring Driving
Topics include effective observation and use of mirrors/blind spots when joining and leaving carriageways, judgement and planning safe distances, overtaking, and safe speeds in different circumstances, and signs, signals, and road markings.
