Broaden your post-test driving skills
Six useful modules
We cover town, rural, night, weather, dual carriageway and motorway driving.
Both transmissions
We provide the full course in either a manual or automatic car.
Decisions explained
We connect each new road setting with planning and hazard awareness.
Develop beyond the practical test syllabus
Passing a practical test is an important step, but it cannot cover every road and weather situation in depth. We provide Pass Plus as structured post-test training for newly qualified drivers who want broader experience. The course covers six established modules: town driving, all-weather driving, rural roads, night driving, dual carriageways and motorways. We explain how planning and hazard awareness change between these settings, then help you practise decisions that may still feel unfamiliar when driving without learner-level support.
Connect six modules into safer choices
The Pass Plus course costs £300 in either a manual or automatic car. Across the modules, we work on earlier observation, suitable speed, safe space and calm responses to changing conditions. The aim is not simply to collect more road time. We help you understand why a decision worked, what could be improved and how the lesson applies elsewhere. This creates a structured bridge between passing the test and handling a wider range of independent journeys with greater understanding.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Pass Plus course cover?
We cover six modules: town driving, all-weather driving, rural roads, night driving, dual carriageways and motorways. Each module develops planning and decisions beyond the basic test syllabus.
How much does Pass Plus cost?
We charge £300 for the course. This confirmed price applies to both manual and automatic options, so you can continue in the transmission that suits your licence and driving plans.
Who is Pass Plus intended for?
We provide Pass Plus for newly qualified drivers who want structured experience in a wider range of conditions. It can help you practise roads and situations that received limited attention before the test.