Consider the simultaneous things a driver does when about to turn left onto a main road.…..Left foot is pressing clutch all the way down, right foot pressing brake - but less far and less hard. Left hand is selecting 1st gear, right hand steering left a little. Head / eyes looking both ways. Whilst doing these 5 independent physical things, the brain is also making constant re-calculations about the position of the car on the road, and the position of anything else nearby that's moving.

It is no wonder people initially find this co-ordination, or psychomotor skill, difficult. By breaking the task into small stages the want2PASS technique helps those who struggle with manual cars. Driving a car is useful to almost everyone, but doesn't come naturally to all. Sometimes an automatic might be more appropriate for getting mobile quickly. want2PASS will tell you if that's the case, not keep taking your money for something that's not right for you.

Don’t risk your own car! Erratic control takes its toll mechanically, and puts you and your car at risk of a collision. want2PASS give you a qualified instructor (ADI) who is able to help you while keeping you safe with dual-controls. Once you can control the car, your want2PASS instructor will introduce you to the various traffic situations you may encounter.

Training is now being offered in this trendy and practical Hyundai i20 Hatchback.
The i20 is one of the safest supermini sized cars around having multiple airbags and ESC (Electronic stability control) as well as the usual things.

The 1.4 turbo Diesel engine is really smooth and powerful giving a re-assuring and predictable acceleration on faster roads.

The driver’s seat and steering column both adjust to suit all sizes of driver. Climate control and a part leather interior adds a touch of class you don’t get in most training vehicles.