Welcome to L-Training's Pass Plus Page

Great!
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.

Age doesn’t matter – it’s basically down to a lack of driving experience.

That’s where PASS PLUS comes in!

Once you have passed your driving test, why not take the Pass Plus course, and benefit from training in the following six modules...  you can then contact one of the Insurance partners for a quote - you could save as much as 35% on the premium.

The Pass Plus Modules:

In Town:

Scared of rush hour traffic? Learn how to cope with town driving by taking expert advice at some of the busiest times of day.

This module begins with an introduction to the course and concentrates on

In all weather:

The first flurry of snow or the first blanket of fog can get you into a real fix. Learn how to deal with the perils of winter before you risk pranging your car.This module is a theory session, put into practice in other modules if the opportunity arises.

It covers safe driving in

And it looks at making sure you see and can be seen, deciding what speed to drive at and applying the rules in practice.

The module also covers skidding

Out of Town:

Country roads can hide their own kinds of hazards. Are you ready to mix it with wildlife and farm vehicles?

This module is a practical session looking at the main differences between town driving and country driving.

It places special emphasis on awareness and consideration for

At night:

How to read the road in the dark. There are some useful tips on how to deal with dusk onwards.

This is also a practical session which covers

On dual carriageways:

You need eyes in the back of your head. Don't race, but don't be a slow coach or you will incur the wrath of other drivers.

This practical module takes place on two or three lane carriageways and covers

On Motorways:

It places greater demands on the driver's skills, observation, anticipation, planning and concentration.

This will be a practical session if there is a motorway nearby. If not, it will be covered in theory but you should plan to drive on a motorway as soon as possible after the course to gain experience.

The topics covered include

Now you've read about it, why not get on and book it?  Click here to go to the contacts page.