Booking an intensive crash driving course in Margate couldn't be easier with Fast Pass Driving Courses. With an extensive range of weekly driving crash courses in Margate to choose from, there really is something to suit learner drivers of all levels of experience. Our smallest course - 6 hours - is suitable for learners who are at test standard or who have perhaps recently failed a test. Our most comprehensive course -  48 hours - is designed for the complete beginner. All our intensive driving courses in Margate are carried out by a fully qualified DVSA registered Approved Driving Instructor, often referred to by the abbreviation 'ADI', in a relaxed but informative environment. With modern dual controlled vehicles, both manual and automatic tuition is available, with the option of both male and female instructors in some areas. Completing your intensive driving crash course in Margate in a manual vehicle with a successful test result allows you to drive both manual and automatic vehicles, however passing the test in an automatic restricts you to driving only automatic transmission vehicles. Automatic lessons are increasingly popular due to the rise in electric vehicles - Fast Pass Driving Courses are ready to accommodate all your driving requirements.

The nearest practical driving test centres to Margate are located in either Canterbury or Herne Bay. Both test centres are around 15 miles away but all our instructors are familiar with all the routes used for both areas, so rest assured when you choose an intensive driving course with Fast Pass Driving Courses in Margate, you are in safe hands. 

Don't delay! Book your Margate intensive crash course today with Fast Pass Driving Courses. You can easily book online with our secure website, paying just a low deposit. If you prefer to speak to one of our friendly team members, call us on 0800 001 6417 and we'll be happy to offer some expert advice, or answer any queries you might have. You could be just a few short weeks away from the freedom of driving around the Kent countryside, often referred to as the garden of England