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What’s Driving Us Course

The course aims to create safer communities by helping people drive safely and considerately, in line with the Highway Code. The course helps people to recognise road signs and markings, understand traffic rules and understand the distractions and pressures they face on the road and how to manage them. 

Course duration is 3 hours and can be completed online. 


Who is it for?


If you commit a specific minor motoring offence, the police may offer you the chance to attend a course designed to help you comply with the law in the future.

You can only go on this course if you have received a conditional offer letter giving you the choice to attend. 

What will I learn?


You’ll learn how to produce a safer and more responsible attitude towards driving and an increased motivation to drive with consideration for other road users.

How can I attend?


You can attend via Zoom from the comfort of your own home. There will be up to 9 clients attending the course, and the trainer.

How much does it cost?


The course costs £95. There will be no additional penalty or points endorsed on your licence if you successfully complete the course.

To book your course, you will need:

  • To contact the NDORS team on 01772 410950 (lines open 9am-3pm Monday-Friday except bank holidays), or book online here > DORS+ Offer Portal
  • Your police reference number and PIN (shown on your police course offer letter)
  • To pay £95 using Visa or MasterCard.
  • To be aware of our terms and conditions and privacy notice. (Please see the above links)
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