You’ve passed your driving test - now you can drive on your own at last. But it doesn’t stop there; this is just the end of the beginning…
Getting your own car will give you the independence you need. For a new driver, the cost of insurance can be sky high.
And the reason for this?
Statistics show that new drivers are more likely to have an accident in the first two years of passing their test than at any other time in their driving career.
Now your ready for Pass Plus, the intensive training course that will help you become a better driver and get a discount on your insurance. So besides improving your driving skills, it could help you save money.
Age doesn’t matter – it’s basically down to a lack of driving experience.
That’s where PASS PLUS comes in!
Who can take part?
You can take take Pass Plus within your first year of passing the practical driving test
What's involved?
When you get your full driving licence, you can book for a course of six specially designed training sessions.
These cover driving .....
- In town
- Out of town
- In all weathers
- At night
- On dual carriageways
- On motorways
There is no further test to take. When I'm satisfied with your performance you receive a certificate from the Driving Standards Agency (DSA). This certificate will earn you a substantial discount on your insurance premium from one of the companies in the scheme
Why more training?
Lack of experience means that you can be as much as TWO SECONDS slower than a more experienced motorist .
Young new drivers are especially vulnerable. They hold only 10% of licences, but they are involved in 20% of road accidents in which someone is injured.
Pass Plus gives you valuable extra experience and positive driving skills that would otherwise take a long time to acquire. You should be a safer and better driver.
How much does it cost?
Scroll down my PRICES page for full details.
How can I find out more?
You should contact the insurers to find which is the best offer for your circumstances.
Most of the major insurance companies - but not all - support the scheme.
They include:
AA Insurance
Churchill Insurance
CIS
Direct Line
Zurich (Eagle Star)
Endsleigh
Norwich Union
Privilege
Provident
Royal and Sun Alliance
Tesco Motor Insurers
Swinton
QUINN Direct Insurance Ltd