Scarlett Moffatt, who failed her driving test 13 times, will host a BBC program that aims to help struggling learners pass their test.
The former Gogglebox star, from County Durham, will welcome learners who were unable to master driving while being taught by friends or family when vocational lessons were harder to come by due to the pandemic.
Each learner and his amateur teacher will be accompanied by the best driving schools and an intensive course. They are then challenged to pass their test after five days.
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Scarlett said: “I am delighted to be part of such an exciting series on BBC One. Having failed my driving test 13 times, I know exactly how these learners feel and the pressure that puts on the person who is caring for you. sign – no one will get in a car with me anymore! Hope my new show gives us all the confidence to finally rip those L-plates and hit the road.
Aisling O’Connor, Head of Television Commissioning for BBC England, said: “Scarlett is the ideal person for BBC England to work with, as we do our job reflecting the people and places that matter to our audience. Across the country.
“This new series examines an experience that many people have had, and viewers will see learner drivers putting their skills to the test in hopes of passing the intensive five-day course.”
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