Direct Access (DAS) Motorcycle Training ad Testing in Warrington

Pass Module 1 & Module 2 — Your Route to a Full UK Motorcycle Licence

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On Your Bike offers Direct Access (DAS) motorcycle training and tests in Warrington for riders aged eighteen or over who want a full UK motorcycle licence. Our DAS programme prepares you for both the Module 1 off-road manoeuvres test and the Module 2 on-road test, with training delivered on the same category of bike you will sit your tests on, so there are no surprises on the day. The programme is led by DVSA-approved instructor Angela — a certified IAM Advanced Rider — alongside her experienced team. We serve students from Warrington, Cheshire, Runcorn, Widnes, Wigan and the surrounding areas.

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What is Direct Access?

Direct Access (often shortened to DAS) is the training and testing route that gives riders aged 24 or over an unrestricted full motorcycle licence, allowing you to ride any size motorcycle without an L-plate. Riders aged 19 to 23 can take Direct Access on a restricted A2 licence (up to 35kW / 47bhp). Riders aged 17 or 18 follow the A1 route on a 125cc bike.

Direct Access is made up of two practical tests — Module 1 (an off-road manoeuvres test) and Module 2 (an on-road riding test with a DVSA examiner). Before either test, you need a valid CBT certificate and a passed motorcycle theory test. Our DAS programme covers everything from your initial assessment ride through to taking your tests with confidence.

Your Direct Access Journey

Six stages from your first assessment ride to a full motorcycle licence.

1. Pre-Training Assessment

A short ride with your instructor to see where you are and agree the right amount of training. No two riders need exactly the same hours.

2. Slow-Speed Control & Machine Confidence

Mastering a heavier, faster bike — clutch control, balance, handling, and the slow-speed manoeuvres you will need for Module 1.

3. Module 1 Test Preparation

The figure of eight, slalom, U-turn, controlled stop, emergency stop and hazard avoidance — rehearsed on a real DVSA-spec test pad until you can do them in your sleep.

4. Module 1 Test

You take your Module 1 test at an official DVSA test centre. We will be there and we will ride to the test centre together on the bike you have trained on.

5. Module 2 Test Preparation

On-road riding with the instructor radio-linked behind you. We work on observation, road positioning, junctions, roundabouts, dual carriageways and the kind of decisions the examiner is looking for.

6. Module 2 Test & Full Licence

The forty-minute on-road test with a DVSA examiner. Pass and your full motorcycle licence is in the post within days.

Tailored DAS Quote

Because every rider arrives with different experience, we don’t sell a one-size-fits-all DAS package. Give us a call, tell us what riding you have done so far, and we will put together a plan and a price.

Every quote includes:

One-to-one or one-to-two tuition with a DVSA-approved instructor
The training bike (the same category you will sit your tests on)
Helmet with Comms, jacket & HiViz
Radio-linked on-road coaching
The use of our bike for your Module 1 and Module 2 tests (Including Fuel)

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Why Take Your DAS With On Your Bike

Expert tuition, the right bike, and a programme that fits you — not the other way round.

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Tailored to You

No fixed packages. We match the number of training hours to your existing experience, so you pay for what you actually need.

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Trained on Your Test Bike

You train on the same category of bike you will sit Mod 1 and Mod 2 on. No last-minute swap to an unfamiliar machine.

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DVSA Approved

Angela is a DVSA-approved motorcycle instructor and certified IAM Advanced Rider. Her team shares the same standards and ethos.

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Bike,JACKET AND HELMET

The training bike, helmet, jacket and HiViz are all included. Just bring your licence, your CBT and warm clothing.

What to Bring ?

Your UK provisional or full driving licence — original, in date. [No Photocopies]
Your valid CBT certificate (DL196) — Direct Access cannot start without one.
Your passed motorcycle theory test certificate — required before either Module test.
Warm weather-appropriate clothing — Jeans / motorbike pants, layered tops, waterproofs if rain is forecast or not.. welcome to England.
Strong, ankle-covering footwear — proper riding boots ideally, or hire from us.
Gloves — bring your own, Or Hire from Us
Lunch — We do not provide lunch or refreshments.

You do not need to own a motorcycle. We provide bikes for every stage of training, including for the tests themselves.

Direct Access FAQ

Common questions about Direct Access training in Warrington.

How much does Direct Access cost in Warrington?

Direct Access pricing depends on how many training hours you need, which in turn depends on your existing experience. Rather than charging everyone the same for hours some riders won’t use, we put together a tailored quote after a short chat or assessment ride. Give us a call and we will walk you through the likely cost.

How long does Direct Access take?

Most riders go from starting DAS to holding a full licence in around 4 to 6 days of training, spread across slow-speed prep, Module 1 prep, Module 2 prep and the tests themselves. Riders who already have plenty of road experience often finish faster; riders new to bigger bikes typically need a little more time.

Do I need to do a CBT before I start Direct Access?

Yes. A valid CBT certificate (DL196) is a legal prerequisite for booking either Module 1 or Module 2. If you do not have one, we offer CBT training from £225 — most students do their CBT, ride for a while on L-plates, and then come back for DAS.

What is the difference between Module 1 and Module 2?

Module 1 is the off-road test held on the DVSA Motorcycle Manoeuvring Area. It includes the slow-speed manoeuvres, the figure of eight, the slalom, the controlled stop, the emergency stop and the hazard avoidance exercise. Module 2 is the on-road test, lasting around forty minutes, during which a DVSA examiner assesses your riding in everyday traffic. You must pass Module 1 before booking Module 2.

What licence do I get after passing Direct Access?

If you are 24 or over, passing Direct Access gives you a full unrestricted Category A licence — you can ride any size motorcycle without an L-plate. If you are 19 to 23 you receive an A2 licence, restricting you to bikes up to 35kW (47bhp) for two years before you can upgrade. Riders aged 17 or 18 follow the A1 (125cc) route.

What if I am under 24 — can I still do Direct Access?

Yes, with age-related restrictions on the size of bike you ride after passing. The training and tests are the same; the licence category and the bike you train on differ. We will recommend the right route during your initial chat.

What if I do not pass Module 1 or Module 2 first time?

You retake the test you did not pass. We will give you honest feedback on what to work on, run any extra preparation sessions you need, and re-book the test for you. [Retest fees Apply for both the DVSA test, Instructor and bike hire] Most riders who do not pass first time pass on their second attempt.

Do I need my own motorcycle?

No. We provide the training bike and the test bike — the same machine for both, so there are no surprises on test day.

What kind of bike will I train on?

For a full unrestricted (Category A) licence, you train and test on a bike of at least 595cc and producing at least 40kW. For A2, you train on a restricted A2-compliant machine. We will explain which category applies to you and confirm the exact bike before your training starts.

How do I book Direct Access training in Warrington?

Give us a call or use the online booking form. We will run through your existing experience, agree the right amount of training, and arrange the dates. The more notice you can give us, the more flexibility there is on bike and instructor availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Direct Access Scheme (DAS) training in Warrington?

The Direct Access Scheme (DAS) is the training and testing route to a full Category A motorcycle licence in the UK. On Your Bike offers DAS training in Warrington from £1,250 all-inclusive, covering Module 1 assessment, Module 1 DVSA test, and Module 2 road riding and DVSA test — all test fees included.

Who is eligible for DAS training in Warrington?

You must be at least 24 years old. If you have held an A2 licence for two or more years, you can take DAS from age 21. You also need a valid CBT certificate and a passed DVSA motorcycle theory test. On Your Bike accepts all eligible riders regardless of prior motorcycle experience.

How much does DAS training cost in Warrington?

On Your Bike’s full DAS package starts from £1,250 all-inclusive. This covers: Part 1 — Module 1 slow-speed assessment (from £225); Part 2 — Module 1 high-speed training, mock test and DVSA Module 1 test at the MMA (from £500, including MMA hire and test fee); Part 3 — Module 2 road riding and DVSA Module 2 test (£525, including test fee). You can book parts separately or as a full package.

What licence do I get after completing DAS?

After passing both Module 1 and Module 2 via DAS, you receive a full Category A licence. This allows you to ride any motorcycle of any engine size with no restrictions — no L-plates, no passenger restriction, motorway riding permitted.

Do I need a CBT before DAS training?

Yes. You must hold a valid CBT certificate before riding on the road during DAS training. You must also have passed the DVSA motorcycle theory test before booking Module 1 or Module 2 tests.

How quickly can I complete DAS in Warrington?

The speed of completion depends on your starting experience and how quickly you progress. On Your Bike will advise how many training days you need based on your ability. Most riders complete Module 1 preparation in 1–2 days and Module 2 preparation in 1–2 days. Call 01925 551 555 to discuss your situation.