Covering Warrington, Newton Le Willows & St Helens areas

Mo's Driver Training

Theory and Hazard Perception Training

This part of your training comes in two parts, both of which must be passed before you can apply for the practical driving test. The training is FREE and help can be supplied in the way of either reading material or software for your computer. Should you require any further assistance, one to one training is always available.
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Driving Lessons are carried out to DSA requirements. The full DSA syllabus is covered and from the very start of your training your instructor will keep you fully up to date with your progress. You will also be supplied with a drivers log book, so that at any time during your course you will have a personal record of how you are performing.
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Pass Plus Driving Scheme
Now you have passed your driving test, why not take those skills you have acquired to a more advanced level. The course comprises of 6 modules and a minimum of 6 hours training is required. The Pass Plus course is recommended by the DSA, it has many benefits and will go towards making you into a more confident and complete driver.
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Motorway Driving Lessons
Motorway driving lessons are for any driver who has acquired a full driving licence by passing the practical driving test. All aspects of motorway driving are covered, including how to deal with breakdowns and other emergences.
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Intensive Driving Courses
Intensive courses are becoming more and more popular, because you will learn to drive over a one or two week period, depending on experience, rather than take up to eight months. Whether you spread the course over one or two weeks will depend on whether you have already had some driving tuition.

Refresher Driving Lessons
These lessons are for drivers who have a full license, but may have not driven for quite some time and need to rediscover those skills they once had. It can be a very rewarding experience and will give you the confidence to get back behind the wheel and onto the open road again.