(* T & C apply)

 

 

 

 

 

Pass Plus consists of 6 extra modules taken after passing your practical test. They include:

 

 

* Urban Driving

* All weather Driving

* Night Driving

* Rural Road Driving

* Dual Carriageways

* Motorways


Pass Plus can be taken in one day or over two or three days, subject to your and the instructors availability. There is no exam at the end of it. 


Participating Insurers include :-

AA Insurance - Adrian Flux Insurance - BSM Insurance - Churchill Insurance - Co-operative Insurance - Direct Line - Zurich - Norwich Union - Privilege - Provident Insurance - Royal & Sun Alliance - Tesco Motor Insurance - Swinton - Quinn Direct Insurance Services - Endsleigh

 

 

 

  Not ALL Insurance Companies participate in the Pass Plus Scheme...you need to find out if they do before you can get FREE Pass Plus.

 

*Terms & conditions

1 - For Free Pass Plus the pupil MUST have had a minimum of 45 hours of driving lessons with Hooter's Driving School.  (Driving lessons taken with another school/privately are not taken into consideration)

2 -The pupil MUST pass the Practical Driving Exam FIRST time (The Pupil is to have not taken any  previous practical driving exams either with Hooter's Driving School, another driving school/instructor or using a private vehicle)

3 -The pupil MUST take the Practical Driving Exam using the Hooter's car. (If  you pass the practical test first time using your own/another vehicle, you no longer qualify for FREE Pass Plus)

4 -The pupil MUST provide evidence from their current insurance company to Hooter's Driving School, that the pupil's insurance WILL be reduced if they are to undertake the Pass Plus Course. Proof of the current Insurance Company will also be required in the form of the Insurance Policy Documents. (If your insurance will not be reduced by undertaking the Pass Plus Course or your Insurance Company does not participate in the Pass Plus scheme, you do not qualify for Free Pass Plus.)

5 -Your FREE Pass Plus MUST be taken within six months of passing your test.  Once you have received a date for your Pass Plus,  because of the large amount of time it demands of the instructor, if the date is not convenient you MUST give 7 days notice to move/cancel it (with some exceptions). If you cancel within 7 days you will lose your eligibility for FREE Pass Plus.  If you still wish to participate in the Pass Plus scheme you will have to pay the full price of £150.00. If you do not qualify for Free Pass Plus you will still be able to participate in the scheme but at full cost.

6 - There is NO cash alternative available from Hooter's Driving School with regards to Pass Plus.

 

Pass Plus can be taken in one day or over two or three days, subject to your and the instructors availability. Once completed, the signed form will be sent by recorded delivery to the DSA. After it has been sent, the instructor has no influence as to when you will receive your certificate. It can take up to a month for it to be returned to you so please do not hassle the instructor. If you have not received it after two months then you may contact the instructor.


 If a pupil doesn't pass first time, has passed with another school or passed using another vehicle other than the Hooter's car, Pass Plus is £150.00

 
 

Hooter's is the ONLY  Driving School in the TEESSIDE area that offers FREE PASS PLUS. It has been offered since Hooter's began and it is offered to ALL Hooter's students. Occassionally, there is the odd school that has followed and offered Free Pass Plus 'sporadically' since Hooter's started but this can only mean one of two things......

1 - for another school to copy Hooter's they must think I'm damn good at what I do - imitation is the best form of flattery after all, right?

 

2 - They can't have very good business skills if they have to copy what someone else does and can't come up with their own incentives when there's loads of alternatives that could be offered.

 

But if schools are copying me......I'll always be one step ahead!

 


 

 

"No man was ever great by imitation"
Samuel Johnson