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Step 9 - Get some Pass Plus training
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When you have passed your practical test you can generally save yourself some money on your
insurance by taking a Pass Plus course.
This is a minimum 6 hour course with 6 modules: town driving, all weather, rural roads, night driving, dual
carriageway and motorway.
I match this course to the pupils needs, so almost inevitably we spend a lot of time on the motorway.
You do not have to sit a test but I have to sign a form stating you have reached a satisfactory standard,
almost all pupils achieve the standard within the 6 hours, very occasionally some take a little longer.
Most of my pupils tell me they will save more on their first year of insurance than they spend on the
course.
The cost of the course is £25 per hour, and its usual to do three 2 hour lessons to complete it.
insurance by taking a Pass Plus course.
This is a minimum 6 hour course with 6 modules: town driving, all weather, rural roads, night driving, dual
carriageway and motorway.
I match this course to the pupils needs, so almost inevitably we spend a lot of time on the motorway.
You do not have to sit a test but I have to sign a form stating you have reached a satisfactory standard,
almost all pupils achieve the standard within the 6 hours, very occasionally some take a little longer.
Most of my pupils tell me they will save more on their first year of insurance than they spend on the
course.
The cost of the course is £25 per hour, and its usual to do three 2 hour lessons to complete it.