
5 Day Full Licence course (Direct Access)
Day 1 AM: Mod 2 Training PM: Mod 1 Training
Day 2 AM: Mod 2 Training PM: Mod 1 Training
Day 3 AM: Mod 2 training PM: Mod 1 Training
Day 4 Mod 1 & 2 Training Mod 1 DVSA TEST
Day 5 Mod 2 Training & Mod 2 DVSA TEST





5-Day Direct Access Full Licence Course DetailsDas Course
Direct access Day 1
Direct Access Day 2
Direct Access Day 3
Mod 1 test day
Direct access Day 4
Module 1 Test
The Module 1 Test is carried out using a safe off-road area at your Test Centre it takes about 20 minutes. You’ll need to show that you can do the following with your machine:
Observations before moving off.
Wheel the moped or motorbike and use the stand.
Do a slalom and figure of eight.
A slow ride
U-turn
Cornering and controlled stop
Cornering and the emergency stop
Cornering and hazard avoidance.
There is a minimum speed for the hazard avoidance and emergency stop exercises, for motorcycles this is around 31mph.
At the end of each module the examiner will tell you whether you have passed or not.
The Pass Mark for Module One…
You can make up to five rider faults and still pass Module One. If you make six or more rider faults, you won’t pass the module. If you make one serious or dangerous fault, you won’t pass Module One.
Mod 2 test day
The module 2 test - what's involved?
On-road riding…
Module Two is the on-road module and typically takes around 40 minutes. You must bring your
Module One Pass Certificate
Current CBT Certificate
DVLA Licence
Theory Test certificate
What Happens During Module 2
This module includes:
Eyesight test
Safety and Balance Questions
Road Riding Element
Independent Riding Section
Road Riding Element…
You’ll ride in a variety of road and traffic conditions.
You’ll be asked to carry out:
Normal Stops
An Angle Start (pulling out from behind a parked vehicle)
A Hill Start (where possible)
The examiner will give you directions using a radio. They will normally follow you on a motorcycle.
Your riding test will include around ten minutes of independent riding. This is designed to assess your ability to ride safely whilst making decisions independently.










