FAQ’s

a: To drive confidently, it’s advisable to start learning the theory for your driving exam before or alongside your practical lessons. You can take the car theory exam at CBR from age 16. This exam assesses your knowledge of road hazards, traffic rules, and traffic insights. Request a suitable time for the theory exam and find more details on the CBR website

a: It is not necessary to pass your Theory Test before you can start the lessons. Here at Guide2Drive, We also offer our services in helping students to pass the theory exam with help of Theory Sessions offered along with Courses. This will help you gain confidence and be prepared for your theory exams and pass the driving test in Arnhem, Netherlands.

a:You can begin driving lessons at 16.5 years old. At 17, you can take the CBR driving test after passing the theory exam. If you pass before turning 18, you need a guidance pass for supervised driving, so apply a month in advance. Once you’re 18 and pass the test, you can drive independently. Your instructor will guide you on the right time to take the practical test based on your progress.

a:Yes! Here at Guide2Drive, we provide services for Students in Arnhem to have the flexibility of learning Automatic Cars and Manual Cars. And hence we have both types of cars in our School.

a:We have extensive experience aiding nervous learners, and our patience and understanding will boost your confidence through feedback on your achievements. Additionally, We can arrange a CBR fear of failure exam, where the examiner is skilled in easing anxieties and can provide breaks during the test if needed.

a:As a dedicated driving school, we’re passionate about teaching safe driving. With a stellar track record, including 100% satisfaction and a high test success rate, we offer instruction in English and Dutch. Our services include both manual and automatic cars, and we serve a wide area around Arnhem. Plus, our competitive pricing and packages ensure excellent value.

a:The BNOR exam, which stands for “car further investigation driving proficiency,” is triggered if you fail the CBR practical exam four times within five years. When you take the BNOR exam, you won’t notice significant differences compared to the regular practical exam.

a:Standard driving lessons are typically one hour in duration. This duration allows for learning new skills, receiving feedback, and exploring various local areas and challenges, enhancing your overall driving experience.

a:The ideal number of driving lessons per week varies, but consistency is key. Regular lessons help reinforce learning and may lead to quicker progress with fewer lessons. Consider your schedule and commitments. If you take a break, expect to need refresher lessons to catch up.

a:In 2019, a CBR survey found that the average number of driving lessons is around 39. However, the actual number varies for each individual, as learning rates, frequency of lessons, and prior driving experience differ. Your instructor will provide a tailored estimate based on your progress as you begin your lessons.