All CHERUB agents are taught to drive. It is essential to be able to escape in a motor vehicle in a life threatening situation. There are three CHERUB driving courses:

Beginner
This short course is usually taught a few days after basic training, before a newly qualified cherub is sent on his/her first mission. It deals with basic car control. The standard of proficiency is broadly in line with the adult driving test, although there is less emphasis on parking manoeuvres and more on high speed and night driving. With smaller agents, it is sometimes necessary to delay the course until they are big enough to drive a car safely.

Intermediate
This two week intensive course is designed to make agents into confident drivers. Each agent will spend fifty hours behind the wheel, along with ten hours of classroom based tuition.

Advanced
A place on the advanced driving course is much sought after by CHERUB agents, but slots are reserved only for those agents about to embark on a mission where driving is essential rather than a tool for escaping in an emergency. Skills taught are similar to what you would find on a police driving course. They include controlled skidding, handbrake turns and high speed pursuit driving and navigation skills.

Normal Driving Test
CHERUB agents are allowed to take a regular driving test once they turn 17. After this, agents are allowed to use the pool cars on campus for personal trips, but in return for this privleage they are expected to drive younger agents when they need to go somewhere.