Sometimes you may need to pass the test quickly, maybe you have a job opportunity, or you are off to Uni and will have to travel.  Whatever the reason, you don't want to wait for that licence to drive.

 Intensive Courses.

These are usually 30 to 40 hours of driving lessons spread over two or three weeks.

  pro's - You get it over with really quickly...  I can't think of any others!

 con's - It's very hard work

             The chances of passing the test at the end of the course of lessons are very slim.

So, what's the best way?  In my professional opinion, if you really need to pass the test quickly the Semi-Intensive Course is your best bet. 

You need to have taken lessons before to a partially trained standard.  You can have these lessons while you are studying for and passing the Theory Test. 

As soon as you have a Driving Test booked start your course, no more than one two hour lesson per day but have your lessons seven days a week.  I have found the pass rate for this type of course to be very good, better than the average.   

Booking a Semi- Intensive Course with Bumpers.

 The hourly rate is the same as for ordinary lessons.  You just need to book a driving  assessment, a 2 hour lesson is best and then, if all is well, book your test and arrange the course of lessons - simples!

Areas covered include - LUTON, DUNSTABLE, LEAGRAVE, HOUGHTON REGIS, TODDINGTON, HARLINGTON, FLITWICK, AMPTHILL, WESTONING, EVERSHOLT & THE SOUTH BEDS AREA.