Terms and Conditions
The terms and conditions of business under which driving lessons are provided are detailed below.
The client must hold a valid driving licence that allows the client to drive in the uk.
The client must be able to read a number plate at a prescribed distance and the client must be fit to drive and any medical condition or disability that may affect your ability to drive must be given to the driving school.
The instructor may terminate a lesson if they feel that the client may be under the influence of drugs or alcohol or if their behaviour is inappropriate or aggressive. The lesson fee will not be refunded and the instructor may or may not decide to provide further transport and is not liable for any further costs.
If a client feels unwell either before or during a lesson they must tell the instructor.
If a client needs glasses or contact lenses to read the eyesight test, they must wear them when driving.
Lessons will be paid for in full at the beginning of the lesson unless payment has already been received.
Credit is not available and if the client is unable to pay, the lesson will not go ahead.
The driving school also reserves the right to ask for payment in advance for a lesson ie at the time of booking the lesson.
If a block of 10 lessons is required these will be paid for in full at the time of booking.
If a block of 10 lessons was booked and the client is unable to take all of the lessons the remaining lesson fees will be refunded as long as no more than 6 months has lapsed from the last lesson.
If the client needs to cancel a lesson they must give 48 hours notice or the driving school reserves the right to charge for the lesson. If the client doesn't attend the lesson the lesson will be charged in full.
The client will be given a lesson appointment card as a reminder of the next lesson.
Driving tests should not be booked without agreement of the instructor in order to ensure that the car and instructor are available and that the client is at test standard. The driving school reserves the right to withdraw the use of the car for tests booked without the instructors agreement or if the client is not at test standard.
If a driving test is cancelled due to instructor illness or a breakdown of the test vehicle the the driving school will pay for the next test unless the client was given sufficient notice to re arrange the test to a later date. any additional lessons will be paid for by the client.
Tests cancelled by DVSA are nothing to do with the driving school and driving lesson fee and the charge for the use of the car for test are still due to the driving school. it is possible to claim back these losses and is the responsibility of the client to do so.
The driving school cars make use of dash cams for insurance purposes. These record video footage from outside of the car only and do not record any images or sounds from inside of the car.
The video is deleted at regular intervals.
