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Become a Safer Driver with... What's The Deal? Suffolk County Council is offering to pay £75 towards a "Pass Plus" course to enable new young drivers to improve their skills What Is Pass Plus? Pass Plus is a national scheme with training by approved driving instructors The Scheme encourages young people who have just passed their driving test to undertake up to six modules of advanced driving lessons. This includes aspects not covered in the normal driving test, such as night time and motorway driving. What's the Benefit? It's a fact that young drivers are more at risk on the roads than other drivers. By improving the driving skills and road safety awareness of new drivers, Pass Plus is designed to reduce the number of accidents involving young people. What's more, many insurance companies offer discounts for new drivers with a Pass Plus certificate - which means that, along with the council's £75 grant, Pass Plus could actually save you money! For more info log on to www.suffolkroadsafe.net Why use an...
It is unlikely that anyone except an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) would have the experience, knowledge and training to teach you properly. Leaning safe driving habits from the start will improve the safety of yourself and other road users. To become qualified, an ADI must pass a theory test and strict tests of driving and instructional ability. All ADI's must maintain a high standard of instruction. Fully qualified ADI's must display a green certificate on the windscreen of the tuition vehicle while giving lessons, trainee driving instructors are granted a trainee licence so that they can gain teaching experience before their final qualifying examination. Their licence is pink. Your instructor will explain how your lessons will be structured and show you the key skills that you will have to complete before you take your driving test. The Driving Standards Agency recommends that you take advice from your ADI on all aspects of driving including:
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