Pass Plus Course
The Pass Plus Scheme was designed by the D.S.A
for newly qualified drivers
The primary aim of the Pass Plus Course is to develop the attitudes
and skills that are essential for safe driving
This one certainly will!
Pass Plus Scheme: - 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.
In the first year of driving, one driver in five is involved in an accident. This is mainly down to a lack of driving experience, and this is where the pass plus scheme comes in!
The pass plus scheme is a voluntary course supported by the insurance industry and taking part could therefore result in cheaper car insurance. The pass plus scheme could be very good for your pocket.
A pass plus course discount scheme has been set up by participating members of the insurance industry to reward the conscientious pass plus student. To be fair they have come up with a decent package of discounts for those who take the pass plus course so this is something worth your while looking at.
I would suggest that most people who undertake the pass plus scheme do not take this step merely for financial reward. The pass plus scheme insurance discounts are tempting in their own right but I find that the people who take the pass plus course have a genuine wish to improve upon their current driving standards. This is after all the best possible reason to undertake a pass plus course.
The Driving Standards Agency introduced the pass plus course in 1995 in conjunction with a group of insurance companies.
The pass plus scheme has to be undertaken within a twelve month
period of time which begins on the day that you pass
your practical driving test.
If you are over this time limit then I am afraid that you are ineligible to take a pass plus course. If you are considering taking a pass plus course and you are still within the allotted time then please do not delay.
Finding an instructor who has the time available to present a pass plus course as well as their regular commitments can sometimes be a problem. The pass plus scheme can be difficult to fit into a busy schedule.
Do not delay, telephone for a pass plus course today!
The successful completion of the pass plus scheme rewards you with more than just a certificate and cheaper insurance. You will be driving in the knowledge that you are a safer driver because of the pass plus course and have greater knowledge and experience of driving in different conditions that you would not otherwise have had.
The Pass Plus course consists of six,
single lesson based modules
Core Modules - Pass Plus Course
By joining the pass plus scheme you are undertaking to improve your basic driving skills in the following areas. The pass plus course covers the following areas in some detail. Your confidence will definately improve as you progress through your pass plus course.
Town driving
All weather driving
Out of town & rural roads
Night driving
Dual Carriageway driving
Motorway driving
The extra experience and positive driving skills gained by completing the pass plus scheme will stand you in good stead for a safer driving future. You have reduced your chance of becoming an accident statistic if you complete the pass plus scheme.
Some people find that even though they have passed their practical driving test they still lack a little confidence when it comes to driving alone. A pass plus course can span the gap between being a nervous new driver and a confident one. Take a pass plus course, improve your standards, improve your confidence and leave the nerves behind!
Even if you are not interested in the insurance savings which are available when you complete the pass plus course, is it not worth the further six lessons that is all the pass plus scheme takes to become a safer driver?
More and more people every year find themselves
answering 'Yes' to this question.
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