National Motorway Awareness Course (NMAC)
Only people who the police have offered a National Motorway Awareness Course (NMAC) can complete this course.
If the police have offered you a place, you can book online.
The course costs £90 and lasts for 3 hours.
Book, amend or cancel course - ndors.org.uk
Helpful information to assist you in booking your course can be found in the ‘How to book’ video on the NDORS website.
Online course times
- 9.15am to 12.15pm
- 1pm to 4pm
Please join on Zoom 15 minutes before your course starts to allow for registration. Only on-time attendees will be allowed entry.
Classroom course times
- 9.15am to 12.15pm
- 1pm to 4pm
We recommend arriving 15 minutes early for your course, as late attendees will be refused entry.
Course overview
This course is designed to make motorways (and, in particular, managed motorways) safer, more efficient and a better experience for people who use and work on them. Its objectives are to increase your:
- understanding of how to read and safely use motorways and, in particular, managed motorways.
- understanding of how and why variable speed limits and lane closures are imposed.
- awareness of the negative consequences for self and others of breaking the rules on motorways – and the benefits of complying.
- recognition of your own personal vulnerability to these consequences.
- awareness of how rule-breaking behaviour on motorways is seen and judged negatively by other road users.
- concentration and observation while using motorways.
- ability to maintain a safe space while using motorways.
We will not allow you to join a course if you:
- are late.
- are unable to show the trainer your valid photocard driving licence (or paper licence supported by an acceptable photographic ID).
- bring an interpreter (if required) not named on your booking (or they do not have an acceptable photographic ID).
You must read our NDORS terms and conditions for full details, including cancellation and rebooking fees.
If you cannot book online call 01522 212 314 from 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday, or 8.30am to 4.30pm on Friday.
