Driving Lessons Edmonton & Intensive Driving Course, N18

We are a well established driving school in Edmonton, London and the UK so you can be reassured you are getting top quality driving lessons at a great price. Your driving instructor will guide you through your driving course and get you up to test standard in the shortest time possible. Our colleagues at our call centre will monitor your progress. They book your theory test and practical driving test for you.

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Our fantastic driving courses which are sometimes called intensive driving courses run from 3 days, 5 days, 7 days, 9 day and 11 days. Or if you prefer you could do one of our semi intensive courses over a longer period of time, we are the driving school for you. Check out our prices.

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Top 10 Tips for learning in N18 Edmonton

Where is the best quietest place to start your lessons from?

Ascot Road turning onto North Avenue, Next right onto Argyle Road  then following around up St Peter’s Avenue.  Driving around this area gives you a chance to change gears, clutch control and turning lefts and rights. The roads around are generally quiet except for the major roads like the Roundway and White Hart Lane. 

What are the speed limits on the roads? 

There are mostly 30 mph, The north Cicular A406 is right on your door step. The speed limits change from 50mph down to 30 mph

 Are there many big or small roundabouts in my area? 

Very few roundabouts in the area but if you’re looking to practice roundabouts I would suggest heading up towards the Great Cambridge roundabout where the A10 road meets the A406 North Circular. Cooks Ferry Roundabout is just down the road towards Coscto shopping centre.

Are there any dual carriageways?

The A10 and the A406 are the closest dual carriageways 

What are the best times during the day to do your driving lessons? 

It gets busy around rush hour times but if you go in the opposite direction to the traffic you should still be able to get a lot of driving done. In the mornings it’s busy heading into Central London and in the evening it’s busy heading out from London. Heading up to Edmonton itself is normally quieter. 

Are there any busy/difficult/unusual junctions? 

Most of the main roads get busy. Joining the A10 and the North Circular from the side roads can be a bit hectic so you may have to be patient when waiting for a break in the traffic. Upper Edmonton is pretty busy most days.

Are there any places to practice bay parking? 

There are not many places to practice except in housing estates. Ikea of the North Circular is a great place to practice. Also the big Tesco store beside it has a big car park to practice in. Costco has limited spaces but if practicing early morning on a weekend it should be quite before the store opens.

Which are my nearest theory test centres?

The nearest theory test centres are Southgate, Ilford, Mile End which has 3 centres A , B and C, then there is London Bridge (Southwark) theory test centre.

Where is my local practical test centre?

There are 4 DVSA practical test centres not too far away, Tottenham, Wood Green, Chingford, and Wanstead.

Which is the easiest test centre to do your practical driving test in my area?

All test centres are the same. If you’re not a fan of roundabouts then Wood Green and Tottenham have fewer roundabouts on the test routes but if you are going to do your test in either Wood Green or Tottenham make sure you practice the Great Cambridge Roundabout from all directions. Wanstead and Chingford have a few major roundabouts on their test routes. The Water works Roundabout can be a challenge.

Whatever Driving Courses you need, Intensive Course is the Driving School for you.