1. Town Driving
2. All Weather Driving
3. Out of Town Driving and Rural Roads
4. Night Driving
5. Dual Carriageway Driving
6. Motorway Driving

The good news is that there is no further test to take, you have 12 months in which to get this done and it only takes one day!

"How do we cover Dual Carriageways and Motorways when we live in sleepy Lincolnshire?"

Each Driving Instructor tends to create their own route to drive in order to cover the syllabus. To cover the subject of Motorways from this part of the country it is fairly inevitable that the M1 or the A1(M) will have to be involved. Your own instructor will tell you precisely what route he intends to take you on.

Whatever route you take, wherever you go (Leeds, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham), it is going to take about 7 hours (with breaks) and 180+ miles driving.

A high standard of driving is expected during the drive. Assuming that you achieve or exceed that, we then send off a completed Pass Plus training form to the D.S.A. in Nottingham. They will return a Pass Plus Certificate of Completion to you which proves to the Insurance Companies that you have qualified and are entitled to a reduction on your car insurance premiums.

"How much will it cost? How much will I save?"
The fee for the course paying for professional instruction, fuel, car depreciation etc., is equivalent to the rate of seven hours of standard hourly driving lessons. Please ask. You should easily recover this money by the savings you make on your reduced car insurance premiums. We cannot guarantee how much you will save as it depends upon your age, your car type, engine size etc. Please check with your insurance company first.

We have known some pupils who say that they have saved nearly £500 on their car insurance premium - just by passing the Pass Plus drive.

The prices above are correct as at 1st October 2007, but are subject to change. Please ask.

"Why Else Should I Do Pass Plus?"
Apart from the obvious financial benefit, there are two other major concerns that Pass Plus addresses:

Safety: Drivers between 17 and 21 years old make up 10% of all licence holders, but are involved in 20% of all injury accidents. A young male driver is 7 times more likely to be involved in an accident than a middle aged man.

Confidence: Gaining experience driving in different towns and cities and on Motorways and Dual Carriageways at an early stage has got to be a good thing!

Pass Plus is designed to accelerate the process of gaining experience at the time that new young drivers are at their most vulnerable.