Driving crash courses

[shilly8903]

Does anyone have any experience passing this way, I've had quite a few lesson a few years back I'm a confident enough driver. Hoping someone might have some idea of the best way to get me passed in the next month. Thanks in advance.

 

[west didsblue]

You're better off learning not to crash than to crash.

 

[jimharri]

You're better off learning not to crash than to crash.

 

[jonmcity]

your better doing two hr lessons three times a week.

 

[Gelsons Dad]

I did 2 hours a day for 4 days and then took my test on day 5. Passed no problem. That was a long time ago though.

 

[Tragic meat van guy]

I did a crash course, Same as the OP I had some lesson (about 3) some years earlier.

Cost me £600 and took a week, got a recommendation fro a co-worker at the time. the guy picked me up each morning and was with him for 6.5 hours a day for 5 days.
Its intense and there were times I felt like chinning him but I passed easy first time and felt well prepped going into the test.
The whole experience took 21 days from start to finish (including the theory test) mind you this was about 16 years ago.

Actually, a mate of mine was starting to learn the traditional way, few lessons a week at the same time, took him the best part of a year and cost around £1600. We'd had a bet on whos ways was cheaper.

It depends on the person I suppose and which way they learn best but it worked 100% better for me this way.

I'd give you his number but he's retired to Tenerife as an Elvis impersonator last I'd heard, seriously

 

[crazyg]

I did a crash course, Same as the OP I had some lesson (about 3) some years earlier.

Cost me £600 and took a week, got a recommendation fro a co-worker at the time. the guy picked me up each morning and was with him for 6.5 hours a day for 5 days.
Its intense and there were times I felt like chinning him but I passed easy first time and felt well prepped going into the test.
The whole experience took 21 days from start to finish (including the theory test) mind you this was about 16 years ago.

Actually, a mate of mine was starting to learn the traditional way, few lessons a week at the same time, took him the best part of a year and cost around £1600. We'd had a bet on whos ways was cheaper.

It depends on the person I suppose and which way they learn best but it worked 100% better for me this way.

I'd give you his number but he's retired to Tenerife as an Elvis impersonator last I'd heard, seriously

So he's left the building then?

 

[Tragic meat van guy]

So he's left the building then?

Ha! most definitely.
5 days of trying to learn how to drive whilst being forced to listen to listen to his recorded cd's, ferrying him back and to from the tailors so they could fix his sequins and hearing how he should've won stars in their eyes but they'd had an Elvis winner a few years back or some shite.
Only I could pick a driving instructor that was a boss eyed skinhead Glaswegian Elvis impersonator.
(he was pretty good)

 

[RadcliffeRick]

Only I could pick a driving instructor that was a boss eyed skinhead Glaswegian Elvis impersonator.
(he was pretty good)

I guess that the wonder of you!!

 

[Shelia's Wheels]

I did a crash course but found it very intense,it was always on my mind.