ALL MOTORING DRIVING LESSONS CHARLES ORR

.   PASS PLUS    PASS PLUS is a training scheme for new drivers. It's much more than just a few extra lessons. This specially designed course by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA), with the help of insurers and the driving instruction industry, helps you gain valuable driving experience safely. You will be taught how to deal with a wide range of road and traffic situations, many of which you probably won't have faced before.

It can take years to become a skilled driver. PASS PLUS helps get you there by speeding up the learning process under expert tuition. Reduce your risk of being in a road crash -the course will help boost your awareness of all kinds of hazards and help you learn how to anticipate, plan for and deal with them safely. Save money on car insurance premiums - It will take a minimum of six hours, all of which need to be taken after passing your test. When you have successfully completed the course, you are advised to check available discounts offered by the insurance companies taking part in the scheme. The amount you save will depend on the company you choose, you may even save more than you paid for the course. Boost your confidence - If you feel nervous driving on your own, the PASS PLUS training can help you become more confident on the roads. PASS PLUS consists of six practical modules which cover driving in town, in all weathers, on rural roads, at night, on dual carriageways and on motorways. You can take it at any time within the first 12 months of passing your test. There is no test at the end of it – your driving will be continually assessed and you must successfully complete all the modules in the course to an achieved orexceeded standard: Achieved – Successfully reached the required standard required for each of the 6 comptencies Exceeded – Exceeded the standard required for each of the 6 competencies In exceptional circumstances, if a module can't be done on the road it will be covered in a theory session. The highest level you can reach is 'achieved' as you've not been able to demonstrate the relevant practical skills. Don’t worry if you haven’t got a car at the moment, you may be able to defer the discount for up to two years. Again, check with your insurance company. If you passed your test more than a year ago you should check that you’ll be eligible for the discounts on offer from your insurance company before you take the course. (Source - DSA Website)