Intensive Driving Courses in South London
When learning to drive in Wimbledon, Battersea, Greenwich, Tooting, or any area in London, it's important to choose a course that suits you and your circumstances. You may consider intensive or semi-intensive courses, and the number of hours you need. With PassMeFast you can combine both flexibility and speed.
Our courses help you to get on the road quickly without forcing you to change your schedule. Find out more about the crash courses we have in South London.
Booking Intensive Driving Lessons in South London
Learning to drive with PassMeFast in South London is quick, flexible, and easy.
Simply select one of our courses from 10 hours for refresher lessons (to get you test-ready) to 48 hours for a beginner.
We’ll try to get an earlier test appointment for you than is normally possible, we’re able to do this by looking for driving test cancellations.
You’ll then be assigned an experienced driving instructor who will provide you with lessons throughout the duration of your course.
If you’re unsure about which course is right for you, then why not try our course recommender Course Recommender or give us a call and speak to one our friendly support advisors on 0333 123 4949.
Interested in automatic intensive driving lessons in South London
Whether you’re looking to learn in an automatic or manual car we’ve got you covered. Pease make sure you select the automatic option when booking if this is your preference. Please be aware that an automatic licence will only allow you to drive an automatic car—and it won’t mean a guaranteed pass. Please consider this carefully because if you change your mind after passing in an automatic, you’ll need to take the test again to drive a manual. Learn more about automatic courses here.
Learning to drive in South London couldn't be easier, just call 0333 123 4949 to book, or simply click below
Why choose PassMeFast for your intensive driving course?
- Courses to suit all drivers
- Flexible driving lessons to fit any schedule
- Learn with experienced instructors
- Home and workplace pickups
- Pass in as little as one week
Practical Driving Test Centres in South London
There are a number of practical driving test centres in South London including Morden, Hither Green, Mitcham, Bromley and Tolworth. You can choose where you’d like to take your test, however If none of these locations are convenient, don't worry, there are number of other test centres in and around London to choose from. Find out more.
Theory Test Centres in South London
Passing your theory test is as important as getting behind the wheel. In fact, you need to have passed your theory test before booking your driving test. You can take your theory test in Croydon or Sidcup. If neither of these test centres are convenient then please find your nearest one here.
Haven't taken your theory test yet?
Don’t forget to book your Theory Test, you will need to have passed this before you book your practical test. We can book your theory test for you - simply add it to your course when booking. For extra help, check out our guide to passing your theory test. Visit the theory test section of our blog for handy preparation tips.
Driving around South London
You can expect a mix of urban and suburban environments when driving in South London. As with all areas of London you can expect to experience varied levels of congestion especially during rush hour. The main roads such as the A23, A24, and South Circular A205 are often busy. There are complex junctions and roundabouts to navigate in the area especially in busy areas like Elephant and Castle.
Main roads are well maintained but you can expect some roads in need of repair in more residential areas. Other potential hazards to be aware of are cyclists and pedestrians. Increased cycling infrastructure means you will often share the road with cyclists and can expect high volumes of pedestrians near schools, parks and shopping areas.
Learning to drive on the roads near to your test centre will help you to become used to the roads and confident in navigating the area and understanding the complexities in the area.
Places in South London
Croydon
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KEY FACTS
- One of London’s largest boroughs and a major commercial district outside of the city centre.
- Historically Croydon was a market town and later became a significant centre for the production of charcoal, leather and brewing.
- The rich diversity in the area is reflected in the range of restaurants, shops and cultural events.
- You can find numerous parks and green spaces in Croydon including Lloyd Park, Park Hill Recreation Ground and Addington Hills.
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Brixton
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- A main attraction in Brixton is its bustling market offering a variety of fresh and international foods, a great spot for foodies.
- Brixton Academy is one of London’s notorious leading music venues, hosting concerts from renowned artists.
- Brockwell Park offers a lido, and supporting facilities with fabulous views of the city.
- Brixton is famous for its vibrant street art and mural including the Windrush Square Mural and Nuclear Dawn, celebrating cultural heritage and social history.
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Clapham
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KEY FACTS
- The Northern Line connects Clapham Common, Clapham North and Clapham South underground stations, whilst Clapham Junction is one of the busiest railway stations in Europe.
- Clapham Common a large triangular park covering 220 acres is one of the main features in Clapham, a very popular sport for residents and visitors.
- Clapham has a vibrant nightlife and food scene, with a plethora of bars, pubs, restaurants and cafes to choose from.
- Music festivals, food markets and outdoor cinema screenings are some of the many festivals and events taking place in the area.
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Wimbledon
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KEY FACTS
- A well-known district in the London Borough of Merton, boarded by Putney, Wandsworth and Kingston Upon Thames.
- Famous for its tennis championships, it is globally recognised for hosting the Wimbledon Tennis Championships – the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world.
- One of the largest open spaces in London is Wimbledon Common covering 1140 acres and offering a variety of outdoor activities.
- It has many affluent residential areas with a mix of victorian houses, modern apartments, and idyllic cottages.
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Greenwich
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- Famously known as the location of the Prine Neridian at the Royal Observatory – Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), which is the point that all time zones are measured.
- Located on the south bank of the River Thames, Greenwich is found in the London Royal Borough of Greenwich.
- The Cutty Sark a famous landmark and tourist attraction in Greenwich, it is a famous tea clipper ship from the 19th century.
- The O2 Arena is one of the largest entertainment venues in London, hosting concerts, sports events and exhibitions.
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Dulwich
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- Boarded by Herne Hill, East Dulwich and Forest Hill, Dulwich is a picturesque and affluent area located in South London.
- With a village like ambience, it has a charming feel with cafes, historic buildings, and quaint shops.
- Much of Dulwich is managed by the Dulwich Estate which maintains the areas heritage and green spaces.
- Dulwich is home to the oldest public art gallery in England. Founded in 1811 it boasts an impressive collection of Old Master paintings.
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Crystal Palace
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- Situated at the junction of five London Boroughs including Bromley, Croydon, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark.
- Home to Crystal Palace Football Club and Crystal Palace Park, a large glass and iron structure originally built for the Great Exhibition in 1851 which now includes a national sports centre.
- The Crystal Palace Dinosaurs feature the sculptures of the world’s first attempt to model the extinct animals.
- Crystal Palace Triangle is home to a vibrant mix of shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars.
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Tooting
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KEY FACTS
- Situated in the London Borough of Wandsworth, Tooting boarders Balham, Earlsfield Streatham and Mitcham.
- Tooting Market and Broadway Market are two popular markets in the area offering fresh produce, clothing, and street food.
- One of the most ethnically diverse areas in London, Tooting has a significant South Asian community. The diversity is evident amongst the array of restaurants and shops.
- Home to St George’s Hospital one of the largest teaching hospitals in the UK and affiliated with St George’s University.
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Peckham
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- Located in the London Borough of Southwark, Peckham boarders Camberwell, Nunhead and New Cross.
- Peckham Rye is an open large space that includes Peckham Rye Park, and Peckham Rye Common.
- Home to the Bussey Building a historic warehouse which has been turned into a cultural venue housing the CLF Art Café.
- Peckham Library is an award-winning building known for its distinctive colourful design, it serves as a key community resource and offers various educational and cultural programs.
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Battersea
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KEY FACTS
- Battersea Power Station is a significant landmark, a decommissioned coal-fired power station it has been redeveloped into offices, shops, and residential apartments.
- Home to the well-known Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, which was founded in 1860, it is the UK’s oldest and most famous animal rescue centre.
- Stunning views of the River Thames can be seen from Battersea with walking paths, parks, and dining options available.
- Battersea Park is one of London’s most beautiful parks and covers 200 acres with a zoo, sport facilities and playgrounds.
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Which Areas Does PassMeFast Cover?
Don’t live in South London but still want to book one of our intensive or semi-intensive courses? PassMeFast covers areas across the whole of London, and also counties close by such as Essex and Kent. Find out about our courses in other areas:
London Areas Covered
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