The race to get your driver's license consists of three steps, where all the steps should be completed before you start with the next one. In that way you are comfortable and safe throughout the whole process.
Before you can start training in a car and practice driving at home, you must have a basic traffic course. You can read more about the course and sign up here
Main focus:
· Understanding risk and the traffic system
Content:
· 3 theory sessions
· First aid course
· Night driving course
Number of hours: 17 hours (45 min) partitioned over five evenings
Through simulator driving, we can map your skill level. You practice driving in the simulator until the competency requirements are reached. In that way you are safe and efficient behind the wheel even before you get into the traffic.
Main focus:
· Driving skills
Content:
· Simulator driving
Number of hours: Depends on how much you have been training or driven at home. This varies from student to student
Have you completed a basic course? Get started with this part.
Training in both car and simulator gives you the basic knowledge for you to practice your driving at home. The goal is to make you a confident and safe driver. This section is based on part 2.
Main focus:
· Trafical understanding
Content:
· Driving in simulator and car
· Two assessment lessons
(part of mandatory training)
Number of hours: Depends on how much you have been training or driven at home. This varies from student to student
When you finish part 3, the final mandatory tutorial starts. This is the last step on the road to your driving license, and this is the same for all students. This is completed when you are considered to be at the right level.
Main focus:
· Risk understanding and self-awareness
Content:
· Driving in a car
· Classroom teaching
Number of hours: 21 (of 45 min)
Safety course on track – 4
(driving to and from the track, equivalent to one driving lesson) – 1
Safety courses on the road – 13
Final driver's test – 2
(warm up, equivalent to one driving lesson) – 1
