DRIVING ABILITY Sample Clauses

DRIVING ABILITY. 4.1 You may (but are not obliged to) at any time request that Part 2 training is commenced. We are not obliged to provide Part 2 training until You have so requested and may require that You have passed Part 1 prior to commencement of Part 2. Prior to commencement of any Part 2 training under this paragraph 4 You will pay to Us the Part 2 Charges. We will not be obliged to provide You with any Part 2 materials or training until We have received the Part 2 Charges from You. 4.2 The standards which You will need to achieve to pass Part 2 are specified by the DSA. In relation to Part 2 We will provide You with the following in order to assist You to achieve those standards: 4.2.1 access to e-learning platform and written training materials; and 4.2.2 in-car tuition by a suitably qualified and experienced DDIT. We will provide the vehicle for this tuition; and 4.2.3 Use of a vehicle for the purpose of taking Your Part 2 test. You will use the vehicle solely for this purpose and You will be responsible for meeting any costs We incur as a result of any damage sustained to the vehicle or any accident involving the vehicle whilst in Your custody which is not met by Our insurance policy. 4.3 The maximum aggregate duration of the in-car tuition We are to provide You with under paragraph 4.2.2 shall not exceed twelve (12) hours. 4.4 You will arrange Your Part 2 test with the DSA and will pay the fee for the Part 2 test directly to the DSA. As at the date of this Agreement, the DSA require You to have passed Your Part 2 and 3 tests within 2 years of passing Your Part 1 test. It is Your responsibility to ensure that You arrange Your Part 2 in car tuition in a timely manner so as to enable You to meet this requirement (or any variation to it). We may provide You with advice as to whether and when, in Our opinion, You are ready to take Your Part 2 test. However if We recommend that You are ready to take Your Part 2 test, We do not give any guarantee that You will successfully pass such test. 4.5 Should You need to re-sit Your Part 2 test, You will be responsible for paying any applicable fees directly to the DSA and for arranging to re-sit Your Part 2 test with the DSA. We will provide You with a vehicle for the purpose of re-sitting Your Part 2 test upon Your request and We shall be entitled to charge You for such use at Our then current rates. Your use of such vehicle shall be in accordance with paragraph 4.2.3. 4.6 Upon Your request, We may provide You with training i...
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DRIVING ABILITY. 5.1 You may at any time (but are not obliged to) request that Part 2 training is commenced. We are not obliged to provide Part 2 training until You have so requested and may require that You have passed Part 1 prior to commencement of Part 2. Prior to commencement of any Part 2 training under this paragraph 5 You will pay to Us the agreed Charges in accordance with paragraph 7.2 below. We will not be obliged to provide You with any Part 2 materials or training until We have received the relevant agreed payment from You. 5.2 The standards which You will need to achieve to pass Part 2 are specified by the DVSA. In relation to Part 2 We will provide You with the following in order to assist You to achieve those standards: 5.2.1 access to online platforms and written training materials; and 5.2.2 in-car tuition by a suitably qualified and experienced DDIT. We will provide the vehicle for this tuition; and 5.2.3 subject to paragraphs 3.8 and 3.9 above, use of a vehicle for the purpose of taking Your Part 2 test; and 5.2.4 such other training tools and/or assistance as We may from time to time consider appropriate (and which may be withdrawn or amended from time to time). 5.3 The maximum aggregate duration of the in-car tuition We are obliged to provide You with under paragraph 5.2.2 shall not exceed twelve (12) hours. If You want to use a vehicle supplied by Us to take a Part 2 test this will equate to two (2) hours of in-car tuition for each such test, see paragraphs 3.9 and 3.11 above for further details. If You fail to arrange for any of the in-car tuition which is available to You in relation to Part 2 to take place within 12 weeks of Your having passed the Part 1 test, we will be entitled, but not obliged, to terminate this Agreement
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DRIVING ABILITY. 4.1 You may (but are not obliged to) at any time request that Part 2 training is commenced We are not obliged to provide Part 2 training until You have so requested and may require that You have passed Part 1 prior to commencement of Part 2. Prior to commencement of any Part 2 training under this paragraph 4 You will pay to Us the Part 2 Charges. We will not be obliged to provide You with any Part 2 materials or training until We have received the Part 2 Charges from You. 4.2 The standards which You will need to achieve to pass Part 2 are specified by the DVSA. In relation to Part 2 We will provide You with the following in order to assist You to achieve those standards: 4.2.1 access virtual classrooms; 4.2.2 in-car tuition by a suitably qualified and experienced DDIT. We will provide the vehicle for this tuition; and 4.2.3 Use of a vehicle for the purpose of taking Your Part 2 test. You will use the vehicle Solely for this purpose and You will be responsible for meeting any costs We incur as a result of any damage sustained to the vehicle or any accident involving the vehicle whilst in Your custody which is not met by Our insurance policy. 4.3 The maximum aggregate duration of the in-car tuition We are to provide You with under paragraph
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