DSL Tuition Driving School

Terms and Conditions

 

  1. If you wish to cancel a lesson a minimum of 48 hours notice should be given. Lessons cancelled with less notice may be charged. Cancellations must be made directly between You and Your Instructor.

 

  1. You and Your Instructor are responsible for agreeing all matters relating to the timing, location and duration of individual lessons.

 

  1. Any contracts for tuition are between you and the instructor and not with DSL Tuition Driving School, your Instructor’s agency.

 

  1. Although your Driving Instructor will make every effort to arrive at the lesson start time the very nature of his work means that events arising from traffic, weather and other situations which are outside of his control may mean that he has to occasionally rearrange or cancel lessons at short notice.

 

  1. Very rarely and in the interest of Road Safety, the instructor may withhold the use of the car for the driving test if, in the opinion of the instructor, a pupil is not able to control the car safely.

 

  1. The Instructor is not responsible for the cancellation of hours booked, due to the postponement of a driving test by the Department of Transport.

 

  1. A two or three hour booking is necessary for the driving test, dependent on the actual test time, and a test fee is payable for the use of the car. This time is to allow for the pre-test practice, the test itself and returning from the test centre afterwards.

 

  1. All Payments must be paid directly to your Instructor.

 

  1. If you have any concerns about your Instructor with regards to payments made, etc. You should take these up with them and not with DSL Tuition Driving School.

 

  1. The price of lessons which have not been pre-paid as part of a block booking may be changed at any time. You will always receive prior notice of such changes.

 

  1. Your Instructor & DSL Tuition are not liable to You for any loss or damage caused where, and to the extent that:

 

    • There is no breach of a legal duty owed to You by the relevant person or body;

 

    • Such loss or damage is not a reasonably foreseeable result of such a breach;

 

    • Any such loss or damage, or increase in the same, results from any breach or omission by You;

 

    • Any such loss or damage results from circumstances or matters outside of the reasonable control of the relevant person or body.

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