#Challenge for Dads
#Challenge for Dads
#ChallengeForDads is a special Presto video series designed to help parents prepare their children for driving school — saving hundreds, even thousands, of euros on driving lessons.
In this challenge, Presto’s driving school director Zigmārs teaches his son Kurts how to drive, sharing real-life tips any parent can follow.
The series features 10 episodes and 8 sequential, thoughtfully designed tasks. Other driving schools and instructors might not love us for this — but we believe in transparent and predictable training (duration, cost, and safety).
Why join the Challenge?
- Real savings – stronger technical skills = fewer driving lessons needed, saving hundreds of euros on training costs.
- Stronger start – muscle memory and automation + at least 3000 km behind the wheel = a confident driver (see CSDD guidelines for more).
- Meaningful time together – handy, purposeful, and heartful.
Progress Sheet
The Challenge Progress Sheet (PDF available for download below) is a simple yet powerful tool — featuring 8 sequential and thoughtfully designed tasks that highlight the most important aspects of each stage of training:
- What safety prerequisites must be met before starting the training?
- What core skills form the foundation of driving mastery?
- How can you save even more on driving school expenses?
Complete each task step by step — just like in a real challenge — and move to the next only once each action becomes automatic. This approach not only builds strong foundational skills but also significantly reduces the number of driving lessons needed once you start driving school.
Download Progress PagePrize Draw Rules
At the end of the #ChallengeForDads, we will randomly select one lucky participant who will receive full coverage of their driving school costs — including the distance learning theory course and 10 mandatory driving lessons (a saving of up to €665)! To enter the draw:
- Both you and the learner must follow at least 2 of our social media accounts (TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube).
- Actively ask questions to ensure your young driver gets the best possible preparation.
- Present a completed Progress Sheet along with your confirmation that you’ve taught all the fundamental skills to your learner.