What is an Automatic Intensive Driving Course?
Automatic intensive driving course (or crash course driving lessons) Squeeze everything you need about driving in a very short space of time. Courses usually last five or ten days for at least five hours each day.
You can also find semi-intensive courses that are a little longer - usually two or more weeks. They still aim to help you pass your test faster than traditional weekly lessons, but not as intensive as intensive programs.
A number of driving schools also offer up-to-the-week residential training courses. This is even more intense because you will be away from home while focusing on learning to drive. If the idea of an uninterrupted residential course does not appeal to you, do not forget to determine the additional cost of accommodation and other expenses.
Can I guarantee an intensive driving course if I pass the test?
There is no guarantee when it comes to your intensive driving course, London and ultimately, it comes down to how you drive the day you pass or not.
Tests are conducted by trained and employed testers by the DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency), who follow strict guidelines to ensure learners meet national driving standards.
Government statistics show that 46% of learner drivers pass their pilot exam on the first try. Younger drivers are also more likely to pass the first time with 55%, while children under 60 have a lower first time pass rate of 38%.

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