Booked over one or two weeks, Dartmouth crash courses give 3 to 8 hours of driving lessons every day, over 2 to 14 days.
A test at the end of the week is standard, and all lesson is carried out by driving instructors local to the area.

If you have yet to pass your theory test, we can provide free online theory help and practice, with over 2,500 mock questions and 135 hazard perception clips to help you prepare. We can even provide a quick “lessons-only” course to pupils who’ve already booked their own practical driving test.

If it’s important to pass your practical test quickly, and you’ve already passed your theory test, you might want to consider a fastPass QuickTest Residential course.
We can book intensive courses in 2 weeks in some areas, and we can arrange travel and accommodation for you as part of the course, although this would incur extra cost.
(Any course quote we give you won’t include these extra costs.)

Deciding the right course for your needs can be hard, so fastPass has created an Intensive Course Calculator.
This will look at Dartmouth and show you the recommended course for you, together with its price and availability.
Specific start dates will depend on the course, but we’ll agree the exact details and reserve the course after you’ve paid your deposit.
To give you an idea:

• A Total beginner might want 40+ hours over 1 or 2 weeks
• A Novice could take 30 to 40 hours over 1 or 2 weeks
• An Intermediate learner should have 25 to 30 hours over 1 or 2 weeks
• An Experienced learner could take 15 to 20 hours over 3 to 5 days
• A Recently failed pupil might find 10 hours over 2 or 3 days is enough

You can either book a course which has been recommended by our course calculator through our website, or directly over the phone during our working hours.