
Pass Plus is an advanced driving course aimed at new drivers, particularly those aged 17- 24 as they are considered to be at most risk. Although any full licence holder can take the course it’s mainly aimed at new drivers in the first year after passing their test.
Statistics show that new drivers are more likely to have an accident in the first two years after passing their test, due to lack of driving experience.
Pass Plus builds on the skills and knowledge that you have gained and It will develop how you anticipate, plan for and deal with all kinds of hazards, to help you become a more confident driver.
The full cost of the Pass Plus Course is £175.00 which covers the minimum requirement of 6 hours training. Any additional hours requested or deemed necessary will be charged at £20.00 per hour.
Pass Plus consists of six modules each of which deals with driving in different conditions:
in town
in all weathers
on rural roads
at night
on dual carriageways
on motorways
Pass Plus is a practical course and all modules are conducted as in car practical sessions. You will not have to take a test at the end of the course but your progress will be continually assessed by me during the modules. At the start of your course, you will be given a copy of the 'Pass Plus Pupil's Guide' which contains detailed information about all six Pass Plus modules. Together we will complete a training report form that you’ll sign and date when you reach the required standard in each module. To pass the course you'll need to reach a satisfactory standard in all the course modules. You’ll be given a progress record to help you to keep track of your progress throughout the course. On successfully completing your training you'll be sent your Pass Plus certificate to claim your discount on your car insurance policy.
If you have any further questions about Pass Plus you are welcome to contact me at anytime or the DSA Pass Plus section by telephone on 0115 936 6504, viewing the Pass Plus web pages at :
"Pass Plus scheme for new drivers"
or by sending them an email to: