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Intensive Driving Courses Bristol and the West Country
 
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How to book your Intensive Driving
Course:
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Select an intensive driving course in
Bristol from the list
below.
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Pay Deposit
online.
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Complete our
online contact form here http://www.allpassdriving.co.uk/CONTACT.html
Once we have
received your completed 'Contact Form', we will book your
practical driving test on your behalf and send you details within
24 hours.
Practical
Test Fees included in all Intensive
Driving Courses below!
NB. Deposit MUST be paid
BEFORE Practical Test will be BOOKED!
We Prefer Payments
by 
Learn to
drive in 3 days, 5 days, 7 days, a week, 14 days OR 2 weeks in Bristol and surrounding
areas with an'AllPassDriving' Intensive Driving Course (aka Crash Driving
Courses)
15 Hour
Intensive Driving Course
Bristol
15 hours over 5 days (3 hrs / day. Comfort
Breaks as required)
Suitable
for students nearing test standard who require additional training
prior to taking the practical test.
Also a popular choice for students who
have attempted and failed their practical driving test in the past
6 months and not had any lessons since.
(Recommended that you
have completed at least 25 hours previous
training)
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20 Hour Mini Intensive Driving Course
Bristol
20 hours over 5 days (4 hrs / day. Includes
15min break)
Designed for those students who have covered most
of the syllabus and mastered the basic elements of car control -
the "nearly
there" students!
Suitable for those who have attempted
and failed their practical driving test in the past 9 -12 months
and not had any lessons
since.
(Recommended that
you have completed at least 20 hours previous
training)
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30 Hour
Intensive Driving Course
Bristol
30 hours over 5
days (6 hrs / day. Includes 2 x 15min
breaks)
Starts on Monday -
Finishes on Friday/Saturday
Ideal for complete beginners OR students with
limited experience who need to pass their practical
test FAST!
(Recommended that
you have completed at least 10hours previous
training)
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30 Hour
Semi Intensive Driving Course
Bristol
30 Hours over 10 or 14 days, but can be taken over
a longer period of time (2 - 3 hours/day. Comfort Breaks as
required)
Our most popular and successful intensive driving
course!
Ideal for complete beginners OR
students with limited experience who want to pass their
practical driving test quickly, but at a more
comfortable and leisurely pace.
(Recommended that
you have completed at least 10 hours previous
training)
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35 Hour
Intensive Plus Driving
Course Bristol
35 Hours over 10
or 14 days, but can be taken over a longer period of
time (2 - 3.5 hours/day. Comfort Breaks as
required)
Aimed
at complete beginners, but would also suit students with
limited experience who would like some extra time in
the 'saddle' before sitting their practical
test. Also available as
Semi
Intensive.
(Recommended
that you have completed at least 5 hours previous
training)
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40 Hour Super
Intensive Driving Course
Bristol
40
Hours spread over 10 or 14 days, but can be taken
over a longer period of time (4 hrs/day. Includes 2 x 15min
break)
The DSA recommend that
all driving students should undertake a minimum of 40 hours
professional driving tuition prior to sitting their practical
driving test. They've asked….so we've delivered.
This is a complete courses of driving
lessons designed to take a complete beginner from the very start
right through to sitting their practical driving test within 10 -
14 days.
Suitable for nervous students who
doubt their ability to learn the necessary skills required to pass
their practical driving test in a shorter period of time. This is
a 'belt &
braces' approach to learning to
drive.
Also available as Semi
Intensive.
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45 Hour Super
Intensive 'PLUS' Driving Course
Bristol
45
Hours spread over 10 or 14 days, but can be taken
over a longer period of time(4 - 5 hrs/day. Includes 2 x 15min
break)
This course is a "bolt on" to
our 40 hour super intensive driving course and has been
developed to cater for extremely nervous pupils, those with
poor co-ordination and those that fall within the age
range
30+. Also available as Semi
Intensive.
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50 Hour MEGA Intensive Driving Course
Bristol
50 Hours spread
over 10 or 14 days, but can be taken over a longer period of
time (5 hrs/day - Includes
2 x 15min breaks)
Similar to our 45
hour super intensive 'plus' driving course, this
driving course has been developed for extremely nervous
pupils, those with poor co-ordination and those that fall
within the age range 30+.
As a general rule, the older we become the harder it can be to
learn new skills. Many people start learning to drive once
they're in the 30+ age category and for some of these people,
the whole process can be daunting, confusing and difficult. So
what's the solution? Well, we recommend that you learn over a
longer period of time and that's why our 50 hour 'MEGA'
Intensive Driving Course has been developed. (This is
only an opinion and not a statement of fact . Our 50 hour course is
open to anyone).
Additional hours can be included if required
- costs extra.
Also available as Semi
Intensive.
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You
MUST pass your 'Theory Test' before you/we can book your practical
driving test.
Therefore, please wait until you've passed the theory test
before booking your intensive driving course as no practical test date can be
booked until you've done so.
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Bristol City
Population: 420,556 (2001).
Bristol Larger Uraban
Zone: 1,006,600 (2001). |
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Bristol Geographic
Details:
42.5 sq mi (110 km2)
Elevation = 36 ft
(11 m)
Bristol is located in the South West of
England
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Bristol is the 6th most populous city
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Bristols economy depends largley on it's
aeorpspace industry and nautical connections as well as other
industry sectors such as information technology, media,
tourism and defence.
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How did Bristol get it's name?
The name Bristol comes from the old English town
of "Brycgstow", which means the place at the
bridge! Brycgstow or 'Bristol'
as it is now better known, was founded circa 1000AD
and had it's own mint by the year 1020AD, which can only lead
historians to believe that it had evolved into an
important centre of trade and commerce. The mint produced
silver paennies bearing the towns name.
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Bristol Firsts,
etc:
1. World's first commercially produced
chocolate bar was made by Fry's of Bristol.
2. The Theater Royal is the oldest working Theater in the
United Kingdom and has been
continuously staging productions since 1766.
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BristolAirport:
Bristol
Airport is located at Lulsgate and according to the CAA, was the
fastest growing UK airport between 1999-2008. Here's a few
stats:
- Bristol Airport has
flights to 112 destinations across 29
countries.
- In 2008 6.2 million passengers
used Bristol Airport.
- EasyJet has made Bristol Airport
their 2nd largest base, providing flights to 39
destinataions in 13 countries.
- has been the fastest which
has seen substantial investments in its runway, terminal
and other facilities since 2001.
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Bristol Roads:
The M4 motorway connects Bristol to London if travelling east
or West Wales if travelling to the west.
- The M5 motorway is the road you want of
you're travelling to Birmingham in the North, or
Exeter in the South.
- Other motorways serving Bristol are the
M49 (a short cut connection between the M4 and
M5) and the M32 (from M4 to Bristol City
Centre).
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Bristol Train
Srevices: Bristol has 2 main train
stations:
- Bristol Temple
Meads - provides regular services for First Great
Western Railways to London Paddington as well as many other
destinations. South West Trains also operate from Temple
Meads providing a limited service to London
Waterloo.
- Bristol Parkway
- which is served by high speed Great Western Railways
trains travelling between Cardiff and London. Other cross
country services are provided.
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Famous people born
in Bristol:
Cary Grant (Actor); David Prowse (Actor - Darth
Vadar); Lee vans (Comedian/Actor);
Banksy (Grafitti Artist); J.K Rowling
(Author); Michael Redgrave (Actor);
James May (TV Presenter/Journalist); Jacqueline
Tong (Actress); Robin
Cousins (Skater)
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'All Pass Driving' providing intensive driving courses in the
following areas of Bristol:
Abbots Leigh, Almondsbury, Arnos Vale, Ashley Down, Ashton Gate, Avonmouth,
Aztec West, Badminton School, Bedminster, Bedminster Down, Bishopton, Blaise,
Bradley Stoke, Brentry, Bristol Cathedral School, Bristol Grammar School (BGS),
City of Bristol College Clevedon, Clifton, Clifton Down, Clifton Wood, Colston
Girls School, Coombe Dingle, Cotham, Cribbs Causeway, Easton in Gordano,
Failand, Filton, Frenchay, Hallen, Harry Stoke, Ham green, Henbury,
Henleaze,Horfield, Hotwells, Kingsdown, Lawrence Weston, Leigh Woods, Little
Stoke, Long Ashton, Parkway, Lockleaze, Montpelier, Patchway, Pilning, Pill,
Portbury, Portishead, Queen Elizabeth Hospital School, Red Maids School
Redland, Sea Mills, Severn Beach, Shirehampton, Sneyd Park, Southmead,
Southville, St Andrews, St Pauls, St Ursula's School, Stapleton, Stoke Bishop,
Stokes Croft, Stoke Gifford, Westbury on Trym.
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We also provide Intensive Driving Courses in the
following locations:
Intensive Driving
Courses Glasgow Driving Lessons
Glasgow Driving
Instructors Glasgow Crash Driving Courses
Glasgow
Intensive Driving
Courses Edinburgh
Crash
Driving Courses Edinburgh Intensive Driving
Courses Aberdeen
Crash Driving
Courses Aberdeen
Intensive Driving Courses London Crash Driving Courses London
SCOTLAND: Aberdeen, Angus, Ayr, Ayrshire, Dundee, Falkirk,
Fife, Grangemouth, Inverness, Irvine, Kilmarnock, North Lanarkshire, Perth, Perthshire, Renfrewshire, Stirling,
Tayside and South Lanarkshire.
ENGLAND:
London, City of London, Greater London, Middlesex, Essex, Hampshire, Kent, Surrey, Sussex,
Suffolk
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