Yes, certainly but prior inspection of the car will be required. The inspection should include, but is not limited to the following items:
- 1. The registration label is valid, current, intact and displayed appropriately.
- 2. The vehicle is comprehensively insured and the customer’s insurance company is notified that it will be used by a driving instructor to conduct training.
- 3. The tyres are correctly inflated (air pressures must reflect the manufacturer’s recommendation as a minimum) and have appropriate levels of thread without any damage.
- 4. All indicators, headlights and brake lights are in working condition.
- 5. Seats and seat belts are in good working order and are not damaged / twisted.
- 6. Any loose items in the cabin of the vehicle are stored in the boot area.
- 7. The windows and interior are clean.
- 8. The vehicle has sufficient petrol to last the course of the lesson (minimum requirement – a quarter of a tank).
Yes of course, automatic cars are easy to drive. Especially on city roads automatic cars are convenient to drive your car everyday for office commute.
Recommendation by Edwin:
I prefer to buy manual gear cars for better pickup performance and better mileage. Also if you learn to drive only automatic cars, you wont be able to drive a manual cars. In case of an emergency one must be able to drive your friends or relatives car however, we leave the choice up to our clients.
When you are ready, we will arrange the test for you against the payment of the license fee. We also make followup calls to remind you and co-ordinate the test drive slot for you.
This depends on the individual; since every student has different abilities, needs, levels of experience. We first assess your current skill level by conducting a SWOT analysis and ascertain the amount of practice you need.
In rare circumstances, when you would like to use a different driving instructor please speak to our manangment directly and we will do the needful for you.
You will not need to repeat any completed competencies. However you might need time to get familiare driving a different car.
Generally, where the learner has followed all instructions of the driving instructor there will be no liability. When the learner has ignored instructions and in so doing has caused an accident to occur, the learner driver will be liable for any insurance excess payable. If the accident is caused by another driver then there is no liability for the learner driver. Generally, if you loose control, our well trained expert instructor safegaurds the car in a fraction of second by controlling the handbrake or taking control of steering wheel or a combination of both depending upon situation however a 1% chances of accidents may still persist.
Please note the conditons apply only with cars owned by Edwin's Art of Driving and not on client's car.
We offer long and varied hours of training and our qualified trainers are available to teach you early in the morning from 05:00 am till 01:00 am in the midnight.
Edwin's Art of Driving School has been teaching people to drive on Indian roads successfully since Jan 2017. Our Driving Instructors have many years of experience, both driving and teaching others. They are fully equipped and have exceptional skills in communicating their experience to their students.
We take the safety of our customers and instructors very seriously. Accordingly we maintain the following standards for our fleet:
- 1. All vehicles have at least 5 star safety rating (which means ABS breaks and air bags)
- 2. All vehicles are regularly serviced by reputable mechanics to ensure that the vehicle is in excellent condition.
- 3. All vehicles are kept clean.
- 4. Checks are undertaken by the instructor to check lights, tyres and glass.
- 5. All cars are comprehensively insured with reputable insurance companies.
Once you have completed your learners test and obtained your learners licence, ‘L’ Plates must be displayed on the front and rear of the car you are driving. You must have your Learners Permit with you every time you drive in case you are asked to provide identification by a police officer. You must not drink and drive as a zero blood alcohol limit applies to all learners and finally you must have a licensed driver sitting beside you at all times.
When you pass the practical driving test and obtain your provisional licence in a manual car you can drive cars with an automatic transmission as well as cars with a manual transmission. You may drive all automatic and manual cars unless restricted due to insurance reasons.
When you pass the practical driving test and obtain your provisional licence in an automatic car you can only drive cars with an automatic transmission. You may drive all automatic cars unless restricted due to insurance reasons.
To be eligible to obtain your licence you must be at least 18 years of age and hold your Learners Permit for at least 6 consecutive months. There are exemptions to the amount of time you have to hold the permit, under certain circumstances – please enquire at your Local RTO Office.
The timeframe varies for every student. As you get closer, your instructor will run you through a mock test to evaluate at what stage you are and how confidently you are able to drive.
