Pass Plus is a practical training course that takes at least 6 hours and is for drivers to improve their skills and drive more safely. It can be taken at any time although it should be most useful to new drivers in the year after passing their test.
Pass Plus training takes around 6 hours. It has 6 modules, covering driving:
All modules should be practical sessions, although local conditions may mean some are theory based. You’ll normally spend at least 5.5 hours driving. You will not take a test but you’ll be assessed throughout the course. To pass you’ll have to reach the required standard in all modules.
Contact us for more information.
passplus@sloughdrivingschool.co.uk
Once you’ve completed Pass Plus you may be able to get a car insurance discount. You’ll need your Pass Plus certificate. Check with insurers that you can still get a discount if you passed your practical driving test more than a year ago. The amount of discount depends on the insurance company. Not all insurers offer Pass Plus discounts. You might be able to put the discount on hold for up to 2 years if you do not have a car at the moment - check with the insurance company first.
You must apply for your own Pass Plus certificate if you want one. You need a certificate if you want a discount on your car insurance. You’ll get a training report form from your instructor when you’ve reached the required standard in all modules. You and your instructor must sign the form.
Send the signed form to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). You’ll be sent a certificate by post.
Pass Plus
DVSA
1 Unity Square
Nottingham
NG2 1AY
You should receive your certificate within 2 weeks. If you do not, contact the DVSA Pass Plus team and include the name of your driving instructor.
Information contained on this page is courtesy of https://www.gov.uk
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