Terms and Conditions
Last updated: October 2026
1. Introduction
Welcome to Pull Up Driving Ltd (“we”, “us”, “our”). These Terms and Conditions govern your use of our website https://pullupdrivingschool.co.uk and our driving instruction services. By accessing or booking through our website, you agree to these Terms in full. If you disagree with any part, you must not use our services.
2. Company Information
Pull Up Driving Ltd is a company registered in Scotland under Company Number SC864490, based in Glasgow, Scotland.
Phone: +44 7741 405694
Email: puotl@outlook.com
3. Services
We provide professional driving tuition and related services, including:
- Automatic driving lessons
- Intensive driving courses
- Pass Plus and refresher lessons
- Instructor training (where applicable)
4. Bookings and Payments
- All lesson bookings are subject to instructor and vehicle availability.
- Payments must be made in advance unless otherwise agreed.
- Gift vouchers and prepaid lessons are valid for 6 months from purchase.
- Cancellations require at least 48 hours’ notice. Failure to do so may result in the full lesson fee being charged.
5. Learner Responsibilities
You must:
- Hold a valid provisional UK driving licence.
- Be legally entitled to drive in the UK.
- Attend lessons in a fit and sober condition.
- Follow your instructor’s guidance for safety at all times.
6. Instructor Responsibilities
All our instructors are DVSA-approved and insured to provide driving tuition. Instructors reserve the right to refuse a lesson if a pupil is deemed unfit to drive.
7. Liability
We take reasonable care to ensure your safety, but we are not liable for:
- Any loss or damage resulting from cancellations due to illness, breakdowns, or adverse weather.
- Personal belongings left in training vehicles.
8. Website Use
All website content is owned by Pull Up Driving Ltd. You may not reproduce or distribute any content without prior written consent.
9. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of Scotland. Any disputes will be handled by the Scottish courts.