Intensive Course Driving London

When learning to drive there can be a range of options learners can choose from to help improve performance and ultimately pass their test.  From Learning to drive with parents to using a driving school or watching online tutorials.  An Intensive Driving course is a course that can last 1-2 weeks and condenses a number of key lessons to get you ready for passing your test. Intensive Driving Course London is a hot topic at the moment due to the number of drivers on the road and those still getting ready to pass their tests. London although a very large city has a lot of opportunities for driving in smaller city cars. You’ll also become a parallel parking expert in no time should you consider learning to drive in London.

Intensive Driving Course London-What are the Benefits

So should you be ready to consider driving lessons we would recommend taking a lot at this list of benefits we have found about the Intensive Driving courses available in London-

• These particular types of courses are completed more quickly which means that those in need of a license more urgently may stand a better chance of getting it much sooner as the majority if not all of their lessons will have been done over a one week period. In addition to this having longer less spread out lessons means that learners are less likely to forget what they have learned and they are learning something new everyday making the car more like a learning environment.
• A further advantage to a one week driving course may be that intensive driving courses are often much more cost effective and affordable than having spread out lessons. The majority of driving schools across the UK offer some form of block discount for those who are doing more hours with them. This is beneficial and works out cheaper in the long run often
• Intensive driving course can also boost a learner drivers self esteem which can in turn help them become a more confident driver. Due to the nature of intensive driving courses there is plenty of time for feedback and mistakes can be learned from on the go which helps to boost the learner drivers confidence rather than spending time in between lessons reflecting on their mistakes.

Driving Tips For First Time Drivers

The Driving world can be a very scary place , so we have drawn up a list of tips and advice to help you through your journey into the motoring world. Remember we all started somewhere and everyone on the road has been through or is going through what you experience when you learn to drive. If you feel flustered or stressed during a drive let your instructor or friend know so if needed they can takeover. Alternatively pull over at a safe location to gain composure and take in your surroundings.

1.  Don’t feel rushed to do your lessons and book your test , only let your instructor know you want to arrange the test when you feel 100% confident in doing so. practice makes perfect
2. Speed is not your enemy. Imagine speed is like a power you can harness. If used the wrong way it can be deadly but if you use it correctly by observing the speed limit it benefits you because it gets you places. We’re not suggesting you have to necessarily go out of your comfort zone on the road and always be on the speed limit , however many learners fear going into higher speeds on back roads such as 50 or 60. Don’t rush this but slowly build up confidence so that when you pass your test you are more comfortable with doing higher speeds on higher speed limit roads.