Not all intensive driving courses are the same.  Often driving schools say that it is best to have 2 pupils in the car at the same time.

Who is it best for?
Well, the driving school gets double the money so it's good for them.

Is it good for you?
Ask yourself these questions and make your own mind up:

• How much will I learn sitting in the back of a car trying to see what is happening in front?
• Will both pupils need to concentrate on the same things?
• Will the other person be a slow learner and hold me back?
• If it's so good, why don't all driving instructors do it on normal lessons?

So who is it best for?
We already know the answer to this and that is why we never have 2 pupils in the car at the same time.  If we tell you it is a 20 hour course you will spend at least 20 hours behind the wheel.