Intensive Driving Course Association

Things to remember when driving

1. Stay focused and keep your hands on the wheel!Many accidents are caused by people trying to multitask while driving, remember that it is illegal to do other tasks while driving, this include using your hand operated mobile phone, remember that whether you are talking or texting it means that you do not have your full attention on the road and your hands on the wheel. 2. Keep your eyes mo... Click here to read more

Parallel Parking

Learning to parallel park is a notorious milestone when learning to drive, some people can find this hard to begin with, but don't worry, with the correct training and a bit of confidence you will be able to get the hang of it in no time. While it can be a difficult feat, and when you come across it on your course its possible you might struggle to begin with, if you get a headstart it will... Click here to read more

The Benefits of Intensive Driving Courses

The option of learning to drive in as little as one week and passing your practical driving test so swiftly is continuing to prove a popular decision for new drivers. Intensive driving courses are readily available across the UK and come in different shapes and sizes – often dependant on the individual driving school or instructor. An intensive driving course is designed to accelerate... Click here to read more