How long is a TTC speed awareness course?
2hours 45minutes
The course duration is 2hours 45minutes, including the signing in process and a 10-minute break during the session. Delegates will be able to see, talk to and message the trainer live.
What questions are asked on a speed awareness course?
This takes a few minutes and they ask you questions as a group, such as “Why are you on this speed aware course?” and “Do you think you were speeding?” or “Do you think your speed was appropriate for the road/conditions?” to which the answers are “because I don’t want points”, “no” and “not really”.
How does a virtual speed awareness course work?
A virtual speed awareness course session is usually two and a half hours long with a 10-minute break in-between. You’ll be sent instructions on how to join using a secure link and attend the online sessions. In case you’re unable to attend the course, you can usually reschedule your booking.
Can you fail a speed awareness course?
Is it possible to fail a speed awareness course? While there is not a test to pass, if you fail to complete the course in a satisfactory way (not participating or quitting the workshop before it finishes, for example), then you will have to take the points or be summoned to court.
Do you have to declare speed awareness course to insurance?
You don’t legally have to tell your insurance provider that you’ve been on a speed awareness course, unless they specifically ask you. You won’t be asked when starting a quote with us, as it’s not classed as a driving conviction.
Do you have to inform car insurance of speed awareness course?
You don’t legally have to tell your insurance provider that you’ve been on a speed awareness course, unless they specifically ask you. If you don’t tell your insurance provider about any convictions in the past five years, it could invalidate your car insurance.
Do I have to answer questions on a speed awareness course?
This depends entirely on whether or not the insurer asks the question. If they do not ask, it cannot be used as a factor when working out your premium. However, if you are indeed asked whether you have attended one, you will need to answer honestly, and your premium may be affected depending on underwriting criteria.
Do you have to answer questions on a speed awareness course?
Do I have to tell insurance about speeding ticket?
You should inform your insurance company of any penalty points you have received. The details you provide to them form the basis for your insurance quote and subsequent insurance cover. If any of the details change or are incorrect and you do not inform your insurer, it may affect your cover.
How long does a speed awareness course last on Zoom?
2 1/2 hours
Currently, all speed awareness courses are offered online. These sessions are only 2 1/2 hours long, with a 10-minute break. For an online speed awareness course, you need a fully charged laptop, phone or tablet with a webcam/camera and access to fast internet.
Who can attend a National Speed Awareness Course?
Anyone who has been referred by the police to attend a National Speed Awareness Course. The interactive workshop is relaxed and informative and facilitated by a licenced NDORS (National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme) trainer. There is no police involvement. You must arrive on time for registration.
Why have face-to-face Driver Awareness courses been suspended?
All face-to-face driver awareness courses were suspended on the 19th March 2020 as a result of guidance from UKROEd. This organisation oversees all police-referred driver offender retraining courses in the UK.
What is TTC continuum?
Technology driven solutions for managing your organisation’s driver and fleet Compliance, Risk and Learning requirements, consolidated within a single platform – TTC Continuum.
What technology is required to participate in a driver awareness course?
The technology required to participate is straightforward; a fully-charged laptop, tablet or phone, together with a webcam/in-built camera and good-quality access to the internet. We are UK’s leading company delivering driver awareness and drink driving rehabilitation courses to members of the public that have committed a driving offence.
