Reduce your Insurance cost by up to 35% & build more confidence.

Pass Plus course is ideal for those who have passed their test to reduce the cost of insurance & to improve their driving skills to, 6 hours course £125, £115 X Students

Pass Plus Modules

Town driving

The first module begins with an introduction to PASS PLUS, explaining the course aims and the skills and knowledge to be covered.
The second part of the module is a practical session, covering the different features of driving in town, such as complex junctions and public transport. You'll concentrates on

• observation, judgment and awareness

• eye contact

• consideration for vulnerable road use

• being cautious but not over cautious, and keeping space around your car

• rain

• sleet, snow and ice

• mist and fog, and

• bright sunshine

You will also look at skidding

• what causes them

• how to prevent them

• correcting slow-speed skids

• braking on poor surfaces, and

• aquaplaning

Driving out of town
This module taken on country roads, will look at the main differences between town driving and country driving.

• observing the road ahead

• making progress safely

• bends, hills, uneven roads and dead ground

• keeping a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, and

• safe overtaking

It focuses especially on being aware and showing consideration for

• pedestrians, horse riders and animals in the road

• farm entrances

• slow moving vehicles

Appropriate use of the horn, coping with mud and debris on the road and how to use passing places are also covered.

• the importance of the correct use of headlights

• adjusting to the dark

• judging speed and distance

• the correct use of lights and keeping them clean

• dealing with dazzle

• road users who can be hard to see, and

• parking issues

• effective observation, using your mirrors and checking blind spots

• judgment and planning ahead

• the need for a safe separation distance

• joining and leaving a dual carriageway

• overtaking and lane discipline, and

The correct use of speed

• planning journeys in advance

• joining and leaving a motorway, using slip roads

• safe speeds in different circumstances

• effective observation all around your vehicle

• signs, signals and markings

• overtaking and lane discipline

• courtesy to other road users

• motorway fatigue

• breakdown procedures

• use of lights, including hazard warning lights

• debris on the carriageway

• Crosswinds.