90%Would buy again
Got the online course on my laptop for a speeding one, the login arrived in about a minute. Quizzes were easy enough and I liked that I could pause and come back to it. Took me a couple of evenings. Certificate landed in my inbox the next morning so I printed it straight away and sent it off to court, done in under a week.
Read moreWould use them again, it was my first time doing one of these and the course itself was easy to follow on my phone. The live chat took nearly a day to reply to my question about the certificate, which was annoying. Otherwise no complaints.
Read moreBooked the course on my lunch break from the car park and it took about ten minutes start to finish, which is the only reason I went with them. Had to log in twice because the first password reset email went to spam but that's on me. Did the modules in bits over a week, the site kept my place when I closed it, no faff. Certificate came through same day.
Read moreWould use them again, it was my first time doing one of these and the course itself was easy to follow on my phone. The live chat took nearly a day to reply to my question about the certificate, which was annoying. Otherwise no complaints.
Got a speeding ticket so needed this to keep my licence. Signing up was fine but the payment kept timing out on my card first go and I had to try again. Once I was in the course was okay, a bit long and dull but got through it. Certificate came through eventually.
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BESTtrafficschool is an online provider of approved traffic school courses for drivers in the United Kingdom who need to complete a driver improvement programme. The company offers its courses entirely through its website, so students can study at their own pace from any device. Its courses cover the topics that a driver improvement programme is expected to address, such as road safety, hazard awareness and responsible driving habits.
The service is aimed at motorists who have received penalty points or have been asked to attend a course as part of a sentence or an alternative to prosecution. Students register, complete the course material and sit the assessments on the site, with progress saved so that they can return to the course at a later point.
