MRS D WILL:

Not act in any way which contravenes legislation or discrimination.

Teach you the correct driving skills according to the DSA’s recommended syllabus.

Ensure that her knowledge and skills on all matters relating to the provision of driver training comply with current practice and legislative requirements through regular CPD.

Make available a copy of the ADI Code of Practice together with the Terms of Business.

Provide a properly maintained, dual controlled car.

Carry the appropriate motor insurance should you cause an accident as a learner whilst driving the tuition vehicle while accompanied either by Mrs D or a Driving Standards Agency Examiner.

Will safeguard and account for any monies paid in advance by you, with details available on request.

Endeavour to be on time subject to unforeseen circumstances beyond her control.

Give at least 24 hours’ notice if she wishes to cancel a driving lesson subject to unforeseen circumstances beyond her control.

Check your entitlement to drive the vehicle and your ability to read a number plate at the statutory distance on the first lesson.

Reserve the right to decide against giving further tuition on safety grounds.

Advise you when to apply for the Theory and Practical Driving Tests, taking account of local waiting times and forecast of your potential for achieving the driving test pass standard.

Reserve the right to withhold the use of the driving school car for the driving test but sufficient notice will be given to avoid loss of the DSA test fee.

Ensure that on the test day you have all the necessary documentation to enable you to take the test and ensure that the vehicle is roadworthy.

Check all bulbs/lights etc at the Test Centre with you. Mrs D will not be responsible for any failure of light bulbs etc during the Practical Driving Test.

YOU, THE PUPIL, WILL:

Pay for each lesson before or at the start of the lesson.

Ensure you are in a fit state to drive and not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Endeavour to be on time for lessons subject to unforeseen circumstances beyond your control.

Give at least 24 hours’ notice if you wish to cancel a driving lesson, otherwise you will be liable for the lesson fee in respect of that lesson.

Pay the insurance excess of £150 in the unlikely event of you, the responsible driver, causing damage to Mrs D’s vehicle during your DVSA Practical Driving Test.

Raise any complaint with Mrs D in the first instance; if an agreement cannot be reached, you may seek further guidance from the Trading Standards Office, Citizens Advice Bureau or the ADI Registrar.