Dont Fall For The Lies And False Promises Of Companies Like These.
Thinking about signing’ up with a driving school like PassMeFast or National Intensive?
You might want to think again.
These companies, to name but a few, there are so many popping up, looking for the quick earner, promise the world—quick lessons, fast-tracked tests, and a shiny driver’s license in no time.
But here’s the harsh truth: they’re not what they seem.
Their entire business model revolves around taking heaps of money upfront, then spamming local instructors with offers of work.
Good instructors will always be able to find their own work and will never have to rely on these Cowboys.
(And that is even if the big companies can find you an instructor.)
Please, we know it is frustrating being unable to either find an instructor or book a driving test, but trust us when we say these national companies are purely there to take your money and run.
They aren’t even proper driving schools in the sense that a normal person would understand it.
DrewMatic Instructor Drew, who was a driving examiner for three years recently commented that whenever either his colleagues or himself saw a pass me fast, national intensive, or any of the well known national “driving schools” on their daily journal of work that they knew it was extremely unlikely that the person who would book the test would turn up.
This was because the poor unsuspecting customer had purchased a package online, had fallen for the fake promises and been left hanging without an Instructor.
These businesses are set up to take your money online, pocket it, and then scramble to find some local instructor to pick up the pieces—if they even bother.
More often than not, you’re left hanging with no lessons, no refunds, and a whole lot of stress.
They’re unreliable at best, and at worst? Straight-up scammers.
Customers hand over hundreds, sometimes thousands, expecting a smooth ride, only to get ghosted or stuck with excuses.
The stress and upset they cause isn’t worth it—especially when you’re already nervous about learning to drive.
Stick to a local, trusted instructor you can meet face-to-face.
It’s your money, your time, and your peace of mind.
Don’t let these flashy websites fool you.
