Pass Plus and motorway tuition
Passing your test and being a confident driver are not the same thing. Pass Plus covers the roads your lessons probably did not.
- Six modules
- No test
- Mo is Pass Plus registered
What Pass Plus is
A structured course for drivers who have just passed. Six modules covering at least six hours in total.
There is no test. Your instructor assesses you as you go, and once you have reached the standard on all six modules they give you a signed training report form.
You then send that form to the DVSA yourself.
They post your certificate to you — it does not come from us. You need that certificate if you want to ask your insurer for a discount, so do not skip the last step.
The six modules
- Town driving
- All weather driving
- Night driving
- Driving out of town
- Dual carriageways
- Motorways
Insurance
Many insurers offer a discount to drivers who have completed Pass Plus, and some local councils have historically subsidised the course. Neither is guaranteed and both change, so check with your own insurer and council rather than taking our word for it. Full details are on GOV.UK.
Motorway tuition
Even without the full course, we would suggest at least a couple of hours on a motorway with an instructor before you take one on alone. The speeds change how far ahead you need to be looking, and the first time is much easier with someone next to you.
Ready when you are
£40 an hour, manual or automatic. No booking fee, nothing to pay up front, and free pick up across Slough, Langley, Datchet, Iver and Windsor.