Sanamdeep Singh v Registrar of Approved Driving Instructors
[2024] UKFTT 631 (GRC)
The purpose of a trainee licence is to gain practical experience in teaching driving for payment to prepare for the instructional ability examination (Part 3). It is not intended to be held indefinitely while awaiting the passing of Part 3.
Road Traffic Act 1988, s.129; Motor Cars (Driving Instruction) Regulations 2005
The Tribunal acts in the place of the Respondent and makes a fresh decision, giving weight to the Registrar's decision. The burden of proof lies with the Appellant to show the Registrar's decision was wrong.
Road Traffic Act 1988, s. 131
The appeal was dismissed.
The Appellant had already held two trainee licences, providing sufficient time to prepare for the Part 3 test. A trainee licence is not a substitute for passing the test; it's intended to provide practical experience to prepare for the test, not to repeatedly delay taking the test.
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