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6 modules, from town roads to motorways
Passed your test and want more confidence on your own? BNM Driving School teaches Pass Plus across South and South West London, from Battersea and Wimbledon to Croydon and Sutton. The 6-hour course covers the 6 DVSA modules, including night and motorway driving, one-to-one with a DVSA approved instructor who picks you up from home, work or college.
Choose your lesson, then pick a date and time below.
See what the £270 Pass Plus course includes
Pass Plus is a practical training course for new drivers, developed by the DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency). It takes at least 6 hours and covers 6 modules: driving in town, in all weathers, on rural roads, at night, on dual carriageways and on motorways. You can take it at any time, but GOV.UK says it is most useful in the year after you pass your test.
BNM Driving School’s Pass Plus course is 6 hours of one-to-one training for £270, in a dual-control car with a DVSA approved instructor. There is no test at the end. Once you reach the required standard in all 6 modules, you can apply to the DVSA for your Pass Plus certificate, which some insurers accept for a discount.
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Pass Plus gives new drivers 5 benefits: motorway experience with an instructor, confident night driving, practice on fast and rural roads, a DVSA certificate and a possible car insurance discount.
The practical driving test doesn't include motorways. Pass Plus takes you onto the M25 in a dual-control car, with an instructor beside you the first time.
The night module covers headlights, dazzle, judging speed and distance in the dark, and spotting cyclists and pedestrians. If you learned in summer, you may never have driven after dark.
Country lanes, dual carriageways and national speed limits are hard to practise in South London alone. Pass Plus plans lessons on all of them.
Reach the required standard in all 6 modules and you can apply to the DVSA for a Pass Plus certificate. It usually arrives by post within 2 weeks.
Some insurers give new drivers a discount with a Pass Plus certificate. Not all do, and the amount varies, so check with your insurer before you book.
Choose Pass Plus if you want training across every road type and a DVSA certificate for your insurer. Choose a motorway lesson if motorways are your only worry, and a refresher lesson if you need confidence on the roads you already drive. The table compares the three on 6 points.
| Pass Plus | Motorway lesson | Refresher lesson | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | New drivers in their first year | Drivers who have not used a motorway yet | Drivers returning after a break |
| Length | 6 hours | 3 hours | 2 hours |
| Covers | Town, all weathers, rural, night, dual carriageways and motorways | Joining, lane discipline, smart motorways and exits | The roads and skills you choose |
| DVSA certificate | Yes, once all 6 modules reach the standard | No | No |
| Insurance discount | With some insurers | No | No |
| Price at BNM | £270 | £125 | £75 |
Not sure which fits? Call us and your instructor will suggest the shortest route to the confidence you want.
Pass Plus suits 5 types of new driver. BNM Driving School teaches all five across South and South West London, from Battersea and Wimbledon to Croydon and Sutton.
Passed with BNM? Your instructor already knows your driving, so your Pass Plus lessons go straight to the areas you need most.
Pass Plus is not the best choice in 4 situations. A single lesson, or no extra training yet, may suit these drivers better:
Still learning? Start with a 90-minute intro lesson for £55, then come back for Pass Plus once you pass.
Pass Plus covers 6 modules set by the DVSA: town driving, all weathers, rural roads, night driving, dual carriageways and motorways. Each module is practical, although local conditions can mean part of a module is taught as theory.
New drivers choose BNM Driving School for Pass Plus across South and South West London for 6 reasons:
Syed Nauman Ali is a DVSA approved driving instructor (ADI) and instructor trainer with 15 years of experience across South and South West London. Nauman plans each Pass Plus course around the driver: where they will drive after it, and which roads they have not met yet.
BNM Pass Plus lessons start from your home, work or college and use real South and South West London roads for each module, from Croydon's trams to the M25.
Town lessons run through centres like Croydon, where trams share the road, and Sutton and Wimbledon, with bus lanes, busy junctions and pedestrian crossings. The night module returns to roads like these after dark, plus unlit roads where you judge dipped and full beam.
Rural lessons use the lanes around Banstead, Chipstead and Epsom Downs: bends, hills, narrow roads and horse riders. The all-weather module covers whatever the day brings, from rain and low sun to fog, with theory on ice and snow when conditions don't allow.
Faster roads include the A3 Kingston Bypass, the Purley Way (A23) and the A217. The motorway module builds up to the M25 and the M23 at Hooley: joining, keeping a safe gap, changing lanes and leaving at the right junction.
Passed your test? Plan your 6 modules around your week.
BNM Driving School teaches Pass Plus across South and South West London from our base in Hackbridge (SM6). The 25 areas we cover are listed below.
Sutton
Tolworth
Tooting
Thornton Heath
West Wickham
Pass Plus follows 7 steps, from your practical test pass to your DVSA certificate and insurance discount.
Pass Plus is for full licence holders. You can take it any time, but it helps most in your first year.
Ask whether your insurer gives a Pass Plus discount, and how much, before you book.
Call 020 8092 9510 or book online. Your instructor plans the 6 hours around your week.
Town, all weathers, rural roads, night, dual carriageways and motorways. At least 5.5 of the 6 hours are spent driving.
There's no test at the end. Your instructor assesses you through every module.
You and your instructor sign the training report form, then you send it to the DVSA.
The DVSA posts your certificate, usually within 2 weeks. Show it to your insurer to claim any discount.
These free resources help you decide whether Pass Plus, a single motorway lesson or a refresher suits you best:
Ready to book your Pass Plus course?
Pass Plus with BNM Driving School costs £270 for the 6-hour course, covering all 6 DVSA modules from town driving to motorways. There are no admin or booking fees.
One-to-one training for newly qualified drivers, in a dual-control car with a DVSA approved instructor. Most useful in the first year after your test.
6-hour course · all 6 modules
Motorway module includedIf one type of road is the problem, a single lesson may be enough. These 2 options suit full licence holders.
Join, drive and leave the motorway with an instructor in a dual-control car.
3 hours
For full licence holders getting back behind the wheel after a break.
2 hours
Every lesson and package is listed on our driving lesson prices page.
Your first BNM Pass Plus lesson follows 5 steps: a licence check, a short chat about your driving, an assessment drive, a plan for your 6 modules and your first module on the road. Your instructor picks you up from home, work or college.
Dual controls let your instructor step in at any moment, so you can take on dual carriageways and motorways with confidence.
Pass Plus starts after your practical test. Still learning? Book a 90-minute intro lesson for £55, and your instructor will tell you honestly how many hours you need to reach test standard.
Pass Plus with BNM Driving School costs £270 for the 6-hour course, covering all 6 modules. There are no admin or booking fees.
Pass Plus takes at least 6 hours, and at least 5.5 of those hours are spent driving. Your instructor splits the 6 hours into lessons that fit your week.
No. Your instructor assesses you through each module. You need to reach the required standard in all 6 modules to get the certificate.
You and your instructor sign the training report form, then you send it to the DVSA. The certificate should arrive by post within 2 weeks.
It can. Some insurers give a discount with a Pass Plus certificate, but not all do and the amount varies. Check with your insurer before you book.
Yes. You can take Pass Plus at any time, but it is most useful in your first year. Check your insurer still gives a discount if you passed over a year ago.
GOV.UK says you might be able to put the discount on hold for up to 2 years if you don’t have a car yet. Confirm this with your insurer first.
From late October to March it is dark before 8pm, so the night module fits into an evening lesson. In summer it stays light until after 9pm.
