Nationwide UK Driving School
APass4U driving school specialise in nationwide intensive driving courses across the UK. All of our courses and lessons are run by local driving instructors to the chosen test centre, so not only do they have the skills to offer you the very best chance of passing your test but they can also offer you local knowledge on the driving test routes.
The theory test was introduced to significantly improve road safety and reduce accidents among newly qualified drivers. Pass Plus is a training scheme for new drivers that aims to improve your driving skills and make you a safer driver. It also gets you insurance discounts.
APass4U driving school is also pro-active within its local community, working regularly with Essex County Council, offering road safety classes and advice to school pupils within the ages of 16,17 and 18.
Driving School Blog
What have you been asking the DVLA??
We get it, these new Google Assistants and Amazon Alexa are pretty helpful, especially with the new DVLA Vehicle Enquiry skill set. However, we want to know what are you really asking?
How to Tell the Speed Limit (for Cars & Motorcycles) on Roads in the UK
Nothing beats the freedom of travelling the open road. Going at your own pace along your own path can feel liberating. But driving a car or motorcycle on the road networks of the UK you might often find yourself asking “what is the speed limit here?”.
How the UK Driving Test Has Changed Over the Years
The practical driving test has understandably gone through many changes since it was introduced in 1934. It needs to adapt to reflect the wide range of road conditions that today’s drivers face.
Changes Are Coming to Our Theory Tests
The DVSA have just announced some new essential changes to car theory tests with the aim to make these more accessible for every learner including those who struggle with reading difficulties or other learning disabilities such as dyslexia.
How to Check Driving Licences Online
To check your driving licence online you’ll need your driving licence number (16 characters), your national insurance number and your postcode as registered on your driving licence.