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Contact
Lake District Intensive
Driving for
intensive driving courses ( or
crash driving courses!) in the relative peace and calm of the Lake
District.
Simply
complete the Online Enquiry Form with your name, address etc. stating
the hours driving lessons you require and whether it should be on a
semi-intensive driving course (also known as crash
driving courses) or an intensive driving course.
Alternatively phone the office number or phone / text to Chris
Lansdowne's mobile number or email to the address provided above.
Daily intensive driving courses are appropriate for people from the
local area around Kendal, Lancaster, Carnforth, Kirkby Lonsdale, Milnthorpe and Morecambe Bay as well as
Preston, Manchester, Liverpool and other towns in the North West.
Residential courses are appropriate to those from further away
such as London and Birmingham.
Contact us if you need to pass your driving test as matter of urgency.
We use both the DSA Heysham Test Centre and the Kendal Test Centre. |
The
Online Enquiry Form is simple and easy to fill in, just provide us with
some basic information which can assist us in handling your enquiry for
intensive driving lessons.
As
a driving school we will need your address
whether you live in locally
- Kendal, Lancaster, Carnforth,
Kirkby Lonsdale, Milnthorpe
and the Morecambe Bay
area:
- Liverpool, Manchester, Preston
or anywhere in the North West:
- London, Birmingham or anywhere
other part of the country.
The online enquiry form also informs us of appropriate pick up points,
for example locally your home or other nearby locations, from which
your intensive driving course can commence.
We can assure you that as a driving school with an
excellent reputation we treat your details in strictest
confidence and do not pass it on to third parties or keep this
on
any
computer once your intensive driving course has been completed.
This also applies once you have taken your driving test at the Heysham
Test
Centre or the Kendal Test Centre.
So
you can rest assured that no companies will know you applied for
driving tuition with us or for a driving test and use such information
to their own advantage.
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Telephone
or Text are two
of the ways in which you can contact us to arrange your intensive
driving lessons / course with your request.
The office
telephone allows us to provide you with more details
regarding your intensive driving lessons and
the driving courses appropriate to you whilst also
supplying us with the necessary information to process your
requirements.
A phone call or
short text with your name, address and
requirements for your intensive driving lessons can also be made to
Chris Lansdowne's
mobile on 079 21 10 49 44.
Simply text or
leave an answer phone message with your request
demonstrating the number of hours intensive driving you require.
If you wish to
use text messaging as your method of contact we
will quickly get back to you and ask for sufficient
information to
process your request, particularly if you need to take and pass a
driving test quickly.
Where you urgently need to pass your driving test we can help
you arrange for a DSA Theory Test or driving test at either the Heysham
Test Centre or the
Kendal Test Centre. |
Emailing
is another
way in which you can contact us. All you will need to do
is send an email to Chris Lansdowne at the email address above.
Your
email may state the number of intensive driving hours you
require and your
location in Kendal or another part of the Lake District.
The
information is solely used to assist your enquiry and help begin your
driving lessons and will not be used for any other purpose.
If
you are looking for intensive driving and come locally from Kendal, Carnforth,
Lancaster, Milnthorpe, Kirkby Lonsdale and the Morecambe Bay area - Liverpool, Manchester or anywhere
in the North West - London, Birmingham or for that matter anywhere else
in the country
whichever way you wish to contact us, we’re sure to deal with
your enquiry as quickly as possible.
This especially applies if passing your DSA Theory Test or Practical
Driving Test is a matter of urgency.
Thanks
for
reading.
Chris
Lansdowne |
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