The following are Driving Standards Agency Regulations, and must be adhered to at all times on all courses:

Students wishing to train must produce a valid provisional licence, or a full car licence with motorcycle entitlement. A valid UK licence consists of two parts - the photocard and the paper counterpart. For a picture, click here. Students must produce both parts at all times. For students with old 'paper' licences, a valid passport is required as photo ID. There are no exceptions. Failure to present a valid licence will result in being unable to train, and will have to pay £70 to return another day.

Students taking practical tests will need to produce valid CBT Certificate, Thoery Test Cerificate and any Module #1 Pass Certificate at the Module #2 test. Failure to do so will mean the test being abandoned and no refunds.

We advise Overseas Licence holders to apply for a UK provisional licence.

If you doubt the validity of your licence, check with the the DSA on 0300 200 1122. Do not ask the DVLA - they may issue the licences but they tend to give out misinformation at times!

Students must be able to read a number plate from 20.2 metres [with glasses if required].

Students must wear appropriate clothing for riding a motorcycle. Jeans and sturdy footwear [walking boots, chunky ankle boots] are recommended, but shorts and flip flops are not! Trainers are not recommended but are accepted if there is no alternative. Please be aware that if your clothing is not appropriate you may not be able to train, This is entirely at the instructor's discretion and is not open to appeal.

Students must arrive in plenty of time to start their course. Most courses are run in groups and therefore must start on time. Latecomers for CBT will not be permitted to join in, as every element must be completed in strict order. They will then be treated as having not completed the course, and will have to return another day, at a charge of £70. Full licence students arriving late may miss the whole session, though we will endeavour to add another session at a cost of £95.

Each session is specific to the course to which it relates, and cannot be moved to the next day, ie a 3-day course runs on the 3 days designated to it, and those days cannot be mixed-and-matched with other courses. Failure to do a specific day can mean rescheduling the rest of the course at a charge of £95 per session plus test fees.

Upon booking, students will be sent by email or post, a letter of confirmation stating the start times for their course and course requirements. Any CBT student who arrives but cannot comply for whatever reason will be treated as having not completed the course and must pay the return fee of £70 and come back on another day. If on a full licence course, it may be possible to reschedule dates, but at a penalty of £95 per day plus loss of test fees. This cannot be guaranteed.

Full Terms and Conditions are available on request, or click here.