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Driving School in Pakistan Town & Soan Garden

Driving School in Pakistan Town & Soan Garden

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Two schemes, one corridor

Pakistan Town and Soan Garden are grouped together here because a learner in either faces the same problem. The internal roads are quiet and easy. The road you join to go anywhere is not. Almost all of the difficulty in driving from these schemes is concentrated in the first and last two minutes of every journey.

So the course is weighted accordingly: enough time inside to make the controls automatic, and a lot of time on the junctions and slip roads where it actually gets hard.

The Expressway is the lesson

Joining fast traffic from a standing start is the single skill that decides whether a new driver from these schemes is comfortable or frightened. It is practised properly: building speed on the slip road instead of creeping, picking a gap early and committing to it, and mirror work that starts well before you need it.

Exits get the same attention. Moving across to the correct lane early, rather than realising late and cutting across, is the difference between a confident driver and a dangerous one.

Starting somewhere forgiving

None of that happens in the first lesson. The early sessions stay on the internal roads of Pakistan Town Phase 1 and 2 and inside Soan Garden, where there is room to stall, restart and try again without anyone behind you. Clutch, gears, steering and observation are built there first.

Your driving licence

The address on your CNIC decides whether you are applying for an ICT licence through Islamabad Traffic Police or a Punjab licence through the Rawalpindi licensing authority. We check it before the course starts and prepare you for the practical test either way — the standard being tested is the same.

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