Latest Driving Tuition / Driving Related News in Malta
- Following its success with Car Lessons in Malta, FastPass has now extended its professional training services to the MotorCycle sector. Thus, helping you to obtain your Bike License through a very positive approach towards training with dedicated lessons. The FastPass concept and mission statement has been also integrated into the MotorCycle Training… that of coaching you to be safe, which eventually leads to a safer Malta. If it’s the license you want to acquire, or enhance your Riding Skills FastPass is applying a very positive program to help you achieve your goals as efficiently as possible while remaining ultimately SAFE!!
Publish Date: 09/10/2016
- Transport Malta has confirmed that after some mandatory safety training, individuals that have a Car (Category B) License can now drive up to a 125cc MotorCycle without a pillion. This regulation will start as from 1st January 2016. If proper safety training is adhered to, such a measure will reduce the traffic problem we have in Malta. For further information visit: http://news.transport.gov.mt/drive-a-motorbike-with-car-licence/
Publish Date: 17/12/2015
- This is very positive news! FastPass Driving Tuition dedicated a full Online Theory Test. A Test that is identical to Transport Malta’s Official Theory Test. This will mean studying and preparing for your test is FAST, FUN and EFFECTIVE, saving you the hassle of failing your test. GO PREPARED! More info. at www.fastpass.com.mt/theory/ With this service launch FastPass has once again proved itself to be the leader in the Car Manual Driving Lessons market in Malta, and in helping you acquire your Driving License in the most cost effective way!
Publish Date: 24/11/2015
- Malta has adopted 3+ Car Pool Lanes! TM has installed these signs on Bus Lanes; That means when you see this sign you can drive on that Bus Lane, if you are a total of 3 people (or more) in the vehicle. This will encourage road users to go to work together, since they will arrive faster.
Publish Date: 17/11/2014
- The Highway Code of Malta is now available as a Digital Download, both in English & Maltese Language! Go to our downloads section here and download your Highway Code today. The Highway Code helps you understand the road regulations / proper procedures better and in more detail. Reading this will save you extra lessons, help you PASS your Driving Ability Test and eventually obtain your Driving License. One time this might save your life too!!
Publish Date: 30/10/2014
- Learner Permits have recently been adjusted as so that they will be valid for 36 months (3 years) from issue date. If the 3 years expire, pupils are required to present TM a full application. Probably this measure was taken for more efficiency and clarity on Learner Permits renewals, and to make sure that the pupil is still fit to drive. Thus, if you change school the permit will be replaced with the new school name, but only with the remaining months from first date of application. No more permit extensions, irrelevant how many times pupils change school.
Publish Date: 10/04/2014
- It is no longer mandatory to present your ID Card when doing your Theory Test. You can still do it with just your 18+ ID Card, however, if for some reason you do not have it you can still do it with your Leaner’s Permit and some kind of identification; like Passport or ID Card copy. Call Theory Test Centre on 21227290 or 27227190 for clarification.
Publish Date: 12/12/2013
- More changes in Theory Test Questions for Cars & Motorcycles; and now also downloadable from Transport Malta’s website. You can download the latest question bank from TM’s website here (scroll to the theory test section) or directly from our website : http://www.fastpass.com.mt/downloads/
Publish Date: 14/05/2013
- Changes in Theory Test: Candidates sitting for the Theory Test now need to study both the Theory Test questions and the Highway Code in order to be prepared for the theory test. The questions might also be reformulated during the test. This is being done to make sure that candidates are actually learning from the theory books, and not just studying it by heart. This move from Transport Malta will also help candidates have a better understanding how to act in more complex practical driving situations.
Publish Date: 11/02/2013
- Transport Malta is no longer accepting 16+years ID Card for Learner’s Permit Applications. Only the 18years ID Card is now accepted.
Publish Date: 01/02/2013
