Residential driving schools are designed to get you through the driving test as quickly as possible. They are done in areas of the country which have good, nice, quiet roads so you can easily prove to your instructor that you are a safe, competent and confident driver.
They often are a lot more expensive than taking lessons (usually around the £600 mark), so why should you make the considerable investment in this course? Well this article will look at the reasons for a residential driving school.
The first thing is that you can pass a lot quicker than if you stop and started lessons from the beginning. You usually get one driving test at the end of the week, which you – like the normal driving tests – can either pass or fail. Even if you fail you still have a remarkable head start, cheaper than if you started driving normally.
Furthermore, residential driving courses are designed to be passed. You are in a secluded residential area of the country, away from distractions of modern life, and you’re on your own. The only thing you can do is driving, driving and more driving!
Finally, you become a better driver because of it! Normally when you learn to drive, you are driving on familiar roads, that even as a passenger you have a rough idea of speed, how to take the corners and the like. With a residential driving school you will find yourself in a new town, you’re starting a fresh, so you’ll be able to judge speeds & distances better once you’ve passed.
These are only 3 of the reasons why you – if you’re learning to drive – should join a residential driving school. There are many more, but I’ll leave them to you to find out. In the meantime, good luck!
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