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Kristina
General Manager and Driving Instructor
07 February 2026
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The Traffic Basic Course (TG) is the first step for anyone starting driver training and is mandatory for all students under the age of 25 before driving. The first aid course is a required part of the program and is included when you book the Traffic Basic Course with us.
The course provides you with essential skills on how to act in the event of a traffic accident. You will learn about your legal responsibilities, how to secure an accident scene, assess injuries, and provide practical first aid. Through a realistic simulated accident, you will also gain experience in emergency response, coordination, and life-saving measures.
In traffic accidents, the first few minutes are often critical. Proper first aid can save lives and reduce the risk of serious injury. As a driver, you have both a responsibility and a legal duty to assist if you are first on the scene.
During the course, you will learn how to make the right decisions and act quickly in emergency situations.
During the course, you will receive training in:
The training combines theory with practical exercises.
The first aid course is mandatory for all first-time driving licence applicants. For students over the age of 25, the course is taken separately together with the night driving course and must be completed before the practical driving test.
At Fluunt Driving School, you will receive modern and practical training with experienced instructors, small group sizes, and personal follow-up. We provide a safe and supportive learning environment.
The first aid course is included when you book the Traffic Basic Course with us.
Would you like to start your driver training in a safe and efficient way?
👉 Book your first aid course or Traffic Basic Course hereafikalt grunnkurs here
Kristina started Fluunt and works as both a driving instructor and an academic leader. She is passionate about providing students with a safe and positive education. With Kristina, it's perfectly okay to make mistakes, as that's how one learns.
