d5hof

My young brother who is 19 has taken his driving test and failed.

I'm planning to insure him on my golf (2nd car) and give lessons as it would be much cheaper. What are the basic requirements, obviously insurance but anything else? any of you done the same?

Nick100

Hold a full license yourself, and I think that's about it.

Edit : Oh and "L" plates

d5hof

any age restriction for myself?

WR1Nikki

uve got to be over 21 to sit in the passenger seat with a learner, i would also buy a stick on rear view mirror so u can see for ur self wot is behind, instructors have them. if u want any more info pm me my mate is trainin to be an instructor

SteveScooby

iTrader: (2)

You;ve got to have had your licence for more than 3 years too

d5hof

nikki, I'm as old as you are so i'll meet that requirement with flying colours

alloy

you might want another car to give lessons in as well, the scoob might be a little advanced

EVOLUTION

Tidgy

conditions are,
1:held full licence for 3 years by passenger/instructor
2:no age limit (except 20 due to time restriction)
3:be insured on the car
4:driver must hold a valid uk provisional licence for correct transport aka prov car licence not prov bike licence etc
5:can't drive on motorways
6:must display L plates on front and rer of the car

and from what i remember thats about it

PeteBrant

Also:

-Comb over hair style
-Overweight
-Body odour
-Nissan Micra or Old Metro
-Vinyl Seats
-Touching of female learner body parts at the slightest opportunity
-Tissues on back parcel shelf

d5hof

cheers mate

d5hof

apart from the comb over hairstyle i meet the rest

Tidgy

nee pobs mate