Passed 3rd May. Kirsty Glenwright of Goole.

Passed 1st May. Eleanor Wilkinson of Swinefleet, Goole.

Passed 19th April. Harry Blevins of Whitley.

Passed 18th April. Filip Migrala of Goole.

Passed 10th April. Hayley Norrie of Bubwith.

Passed 14th February. Courtney Coulbeck of Kilpin, near Howden.

Passed 30th January. Jordan Whitlam of Goole.

Passed 9th January. Shane Tune of Snaith.

Passed 2nd January. Alex James of Spaldington, nr Howden.

Passed 10th September. Joe Scott of Goole.

Passed 23rd June. Lee Jones of Goole.

Passed 22nd June. Ben Claydon of Goole.

Passed 10th April. Matthew Fisher of Selby.

Passed 27th March. Simon Cooper of Carlton.

Passed 5th March. Rebecca Dunnington of Gilberdyke.

Passed 2nd February. Andrea Rance of Goole.

Passed 10th January. Nick Guest of Goole.

Passed 6th December. Nick Walker of Goole.

Passed 20th October. Anthony Coulthard of Goole.

Passed 1st October. Gosia Obrecka of Goole.

Passed 15th September. Liam Woodall of Goole.

Passed 4th July. Dan Walton of Goole.

Passed 26th April. Pawel Borycki of Goole.

Pass Plus

The six Pass Plus modules are:

Town driving
All weather driving
Out of town driving
Night driving
Driving on dual carriageways
Driving on motorways

Pass Plus logo Due to a lack of driving experience, the first two years after you pass your test are when you're most likely to have an accident. Pass Plus was introduced to help make these first two years safer for everyone. The course is continually assessed, so there's no test to take at the end. You receive a certificate if you reach the required standard in each of the six modules covered.

A number of insurance companies offer a discount (usually equivalent to one year's no claims bonus) to drivers who have successfully completed a Pass Plus Course within one year of passing their practical driving test.

For more details see the Pass Plus website.

Motorway lessons

Cars on a motorway Perhaps you feel you don't need the experience a full Pass Plus course would give you, but you could do with further tuition in one or two of the subjects covered. In particular, since motorways are no go areas for learners, you could benefit from a motorway lesson. Motorways have a number of rules which don't apply on other roads, even fast dual carriageways. By taking a motorway lesson you'll be equipped with the extra knowledge and experience you need to feel much more confident when you first venture out on to Britain's motorway network.

Refresher lessons

Woman driving If you passed your test some time ago but haven't driven for a while the chances are that you'll benefit from practicing in the controlled environment of a dual controlled car with a driving instructor beside you. Refresher lessons can help you regain the confidence you need to be a happy and competent driver on today's busy roads. Refresher lessons are also suitable for those who need to retake their test after a ban.