I am providing in this short blog some essential details to
exactly answer that question.
Firstly, the Theory Test.
This is important to learn well, as you will be applying the theory principles
when you are driving. I have Driving Standard Agency approved DVD’s freely available to help with the study, and if you booked your
Theory Test today at Peterborough, you would get a date in about 2-3 weeks
time, which is plenty of time for you to study for the test. Factor on studying no more than 1 hour per
day.
So you have a date of say 25/1/13 for your Theory Test. Next job to do is plan in your Driving
Lessons. Let’s say you choose to book
your Intensive Driving Course in Peterborough on 28/1/13. Once you have reserved your slot, you will be
provided with a pre-course video viewing list.
They last on average just 5 minutes, and watching 3 a day will help you
prepare for your in-car training.
You are then busy studying for the Theory Test and preparing
for the Driving Course.
Once the Theory Test is passed, the DSA then allow you to
book up your Driving Test. Remember, any
date it gives (which is normally 4-6 weeks ahead for Peterborough Test Centre)
can be pulled forward, you can get an ‘express’ slot which are 2-3 DAYS in
advance!
You attend your 30 hour/7 day Intensive Driving Course with
the Theory Test passed and the Practical Test booked.
One week later, you pull forward your Driving Test date to
suit your diary, and then fit in another 8 hours, so that
you are continuing to drive all the way up to Test Day.
You then have free use of the Driving School car for 2 hours
on Test Day.
I hope this gives you some insight as to how it can be
achieved. There is nothing stopping you
from passing your Driving Test within the next 4 weeks, it simply needs some
planning, and focussed training.
Please ask any questions on this subject below, add any
comments, or grade the blog for usefulness.
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