No licence, no problem... drive a supercar even if you’ve failed your driving t - News

Learner drivers struggling to pass their driving test can still put pedal to the metal in some of the fastest supercars on the planet.

And with more-and-more people struggling to pass their driving test, we're reporting a 14 per cent surge in bookings for its no licence required experiences.

In fact, figures from the Department of Transport and the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency show that the practical pass rate for the driving test dropped to its lowest in a decade in 2018/19 to 45.8 per cent.

Imran Malek, operations manager said: "We've got plenty of supercars available to have a blast in, no matter how many times you've failed your driving test.

"Of course, safety is paramount at all times, and all drivers are accompanied by a professional instructor to ensure they get the most out of their driving experience in a controlled manner.

"More importantly, while having a supercar experience is great fun, it can also help improve driver control, which might be useful when it's time for the driving test."

To further help learner drivers pass their driving test TrackDays.co.uk has some handy pointers:

1. Practice makes perfect. You cannot practice enough before the test. Concentrate on the manoeuvres you find the hardest and ideally do them in the same car you'll be doing the test in.
2. Energy levels. Take time to have something to eat and drink to keep energy levels up. Do not skip breakfast.
3. Lesson learnt. Have one last lesson just before the test to calm the nerves and address any last-minute issues.
4. Research. It could be useful to find out the most common reasons learners fail so you can try to avoid them.
5. Local knowledge. Get to know the area and driving conditions near the test centre, so you can at least prepare for what might come.

Imran added: "Many of our fleet of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Aston Martins, and other equally impressive supercars can be enjoyed by everyone, whether they've passed their driving test first time or are on their tenth attempt!"