Driving Courses in Angus

Angus is a county in Scotland, located in the north-east of the country. It is a popular area for learning to drive - Fast Pass Driving Courses offer crash driving courses for both novices and experienced drivers in Angus. Here, we take a look at some of the driving courses available in Angus.

Intensive Driving Courses in Angus

For those who want to learn to drive quickly, there are a number of intensive driving courses available in Angus. These courses are designed to help drivers learn the basics of driving in a short period of time. The courses typically include topics such as how to control the car, how to use the gears, and how to read the road. Fast Pass Driving Courses offer intensive driving courses for learner drivers of all abililties. For novice drivers, there are weekly crash driving courses in Angus, ranging from 30 hours to 48 hours, depending on the individual learner. The more confident learner, or those who perhaps know the basics, might benefit from a 30 hour driving course. For learner drivers with zero driving experience, and perhaps those a little more nervous, a 42 or 48 hour course might suit better. 

A 6 hour course in Angus would suit the learner driver who has recently failed a driving test. There are four practical driving test centres in Angus - Arbroath, Dundee, Forfar and Montrose. 

Interesting Angus Facts

Angus is home to over 50 golf courses, the most famous is Carnoustie. This is one of the 14 golf courses where The Open Championship is held. Excellent news for all golfers in Angus!

Dundee has the only Victoria and Albert Museum outside London, which attracts people from all over the world. Some of the biggest computer games designers are based in Dundee. The Bell Rock lighthouse is the oldest of it's kind in the world. 

Glamis Castle is the childhood home of the late Queen Mother. 

The adhesive postage stamp was invented by James Chalmers from Arbroath. 

The publisher of the Beano and Dandy comics was based in Dundee. 

David Buick left Arbroath for America in 1850 when he was just two years old. He eventually set up what is now the iconic brand of Buick cars. 

Angus has excellent road and rail links and is close to Aberdeen international airport.