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MEMBERS NEWS
Issue No: 157 - January 2020
Contents: Your ADINJC Governing Committee for 2019
3 From the Chair... a monthly report -
the latest from Lynne and ADINJC
6 Road Safety Information -
PRESIDENT
Neil Peek - Suffolk
VICE-PRESIDENT
John Ashton - Essex
VICE-PRESIDENT
Nick Ibbott - London
download the latest TSR publication
president@adinjc.org.uk john.fairway@btinternet.com nick.ibbott6@hotmail.co.uk
7 Latest news from DVSA -
Making the complaints process simpler EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
8 Latest news from DfT -
what do you teach about hidden difficulties? CHAIRMAN DEPUTY CHAIRMAN GENERAL SECRETARY
9 ADI Adrian -
Lynne Barrie - Staffordshire
chairman@adinjc.org.uk
Matt Stone - Northampton
depchair@adinjc.org.uk
Sue Duncan - Plymouth
secretary@adinjc.org.uk
Adrian’s views on various motoring issues
11 Fill in the gaps -
help plan your diary in 2020
TREASURER DEPUTY TREASURER LIAISON OFFICER
14 Young Driver Focus Conference - Peter Boxshall - Essex Chris Porter - Bedfordshire Clive Snook - Dorset
Latest speakers announced boxshallpeter@hotmail.com admin@adinjc.org.uk liaisonofficer@adinjc.org.uk
15 Member Groups/Association News -
An engagement not to be missed!
16 Latest news from The Honest Truth - MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY HEAD OF TRAINING
Simple to use resources James Quinn - Birmingham Lin Western - Essex
17 Latest news from II - membership@adinjc.org.uk linwestern@aol.com
on their website, featured recently
20 Coaches’ Corner - COMMITTEE MEMBERS
short video from Doc Mike Evans
22 Members’ Corner - Leigh Brookes CHARITY LIAISON OFFICER Dan Hill
a chance to have your say Worcester Tina Cassady - Nottingham Hampshire
leighbrookes@outlook.com fabdriving@gmail.com daniel.hill@mydrivetime.co.uk
Members News: Stewart Lochrie Andrew Love Charles Moffat
Editor: Parv Walling Glasgow Kettering Northampton
parv@parv.co.uk stewart@caledonianldt.com info@luv2drv.co.uk charles@charlesmoffatconsultancy.co.uk
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ADI National Joint Council 2 Working ADIs, working for you.
From the Chair….. a monthly report from members we have helped we can’t always relay those to everyone. I think it’s times such as
the conference and expo last year when ADIs approached me to say “thank you to the team for
helping me I’m so grateful for the support through a very stressful time”. At other times we help
with simpler issues and liaise with DVSA on your behalf which is usually very successful and stress
Happy New Year: Resolutions and Goals: reducing as well as time reducing for yourselves too. Please remember we are here to help and
Personally I think there is something special about a new year starting, it gives us time to plan and give you advice, if you need us contact 0800 8202 444 or email secretary@adinjc.org.uk and we will
make some resolutions for the times ahead. It’s rather like when we pull over in a lesson to catch do all we can to help our members.
up with the pupil and then if they are trying to improve or they have been struggling to achieve Association Meeting: DVSA to attend:
their goals completely they can have a fresh start after a short break to chat and try again with
some new approaches. Those of you that know me well by now will realise I like reading other You can view the agenda for the next NJC meeting further on in this newsletter but please put the
people’s quotes as I find them thought provoking, so here are some mixed ones on the new year: date in your diary, it’s Saturday 29th February, as we have two speakers attending you won’t want
to miss. Firstly we have the DVSA attending so we can ask questions and let them know our views
“I’m resolving to just wing it and see what happens.” Bill Watterson and thoughts on industry related matters, it’s a long time since they have attended an Association
“There is nothing magical about the flip of the calendar, but it represents a clean break, a new hope, and Meeting so I’m looking forward to this one. I’m especially pleased because with a new government
a blank canvas.” Jason Soroski now in place and purdah at DVSA over we can get back to “normal” maybe! Mike Warner is DVSA
“Cheers to a new year and another chance for us to get it right.” Oprah Winfrey Senior External Affairs Manager, who was newly appointed in the last part of 2019. I have met Mike
at NASP meetings with the DVSA and also on behalf of NJC as he asked to meet up and find out
“I hope that in this year to come, you make mistakes. Because if you are making mistakes, then you are
more about our association. He will be giving us updates and we will hold a question time session
making new things, trying new things, learning, living, pushing yourself, changing yourself, changing your
with him. Our second presenter is the CEO of The Honest Truth, Annette Lloyd, who is talking to
world. You’re doing things you’ve never done before, and more importantly, you’re Doing Something.
us about how the The Honest Truth works with Road Safety Professionals. Over the last few years
So that’s my wish for all of us. Make New Mistakes. Make glorious, amazing mistakes. Don’t freeze,
NJC have always supported this charity and they have attended our conferences. Many of you
don’t stop, don’t worry that it isn’t good enough, or it isn’t perfect, whatever it is: work or family or life”.
will know Sgt Olly Tayler who has been involved with The Honest Truth since its early days, and
Neil Gaiman
inspired us all with his devotion and hard work in the area of road safety and young drivers.
Each one of us sees this time of year differently, we have different aims, goals and dreams. We
can look back on the past 365 days and evaluate what we have accomplished and what we want to NASP:
change in the upcoming year. But it’s few who make it successful and turn them into reality. It is a ADINJC is now in the chair at NASP, which stands for the National Associations Strategic
known fact that 80 percent of New Year’s resolutions fail, but they don’t have to if they are realistic Partnership, which currently consists of ADINJC, DIA and MSA GB. You can read more about the
and achievable. I wish you all a happy, healthy and prosperous 2020. Let it be your year! work we undertake together at the NASP website www.n-a-s-p.co.uk. Our next meeting will be in
February where we will meet firstly together with our agenda and then take our views and any
Goals for the ADINJC:
concerns to DVSA for the meeting with them the following day. The reports from the meetings are
For NJC we were making plans and considering goals when we modernised and updated our always placed on the NASP website and sent out to our members through our newsflash system.
constitution in December and it was accepted unanimously by the members voting at our AGM.
A constitution isn’t a document that many of you will have read completely but the committee Conference and Expo events 2020:
consider it and refer back to it on numerous occasions throughout the year and it is available for By now you may well have started to see the news of our 3 free events being held this year.
any member to read completely on the ADINJC website www.adinjc.org.uk under the heading The next ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference & Expo will take place on 20th
“About Us”. One item you should be aware of are the goals for the NJC which include: September 2020. It will be held once again at the Heart of England Conference Centre & is set
• To create a useful forum for the discussion of matters affecting the profession and industry of to be larger & better than 2019! Not only do we have the National Conference & Expo, but we
driving instruction have teamed together with our sponsors Intelligent Instructor again and we’ll be coming to the
• To support and inform its members South and to the North as well. The first of these brand new shows will take place in the Southern
region on Sunday 29th March 2020 at Kempton Park Racecourse, Middlesex and the second will
• To promote the interests of the members of the ADINJC and the industry
be in the Northern region on Sunday 7th June 2020 at Doncaster Racecourse. Our regional events
• To represent the interests of the members of the ADINJC and the industry in negotiations with are designed to bring you top-level speakers and industry suppliers, but with more of a local feel.
the DVSA, the public and relevant other organisations Each event will have unique themes to ensure when you attend a regional conference, it’s a little
• To contribute to the development and promotion of road safety bit different from the National Conference & Expo. We will send out newsflashes and keep you up
• To safeguard the interests of the public in its relations with the industry to date with the plans as they are all free events to attend but you will need to register as soon
as possible. Please help us to spread the word about our events to other ADIs that you know and
• To help maintain and raise the standards of the industry
are in your local associations. It is essential that you register please. To do so, click on the relevant
As your chair I am responsible for ensuring the team on the committee honour these goals and button below:
am proud to be doing so again in 2020. If you consider the points in this monthly report and
throughout the newsletter you will see most of the above are in some form mentioned and being
acted upon. Maybe one new goal for the NJC this year is to show more successfully how NJC helps South North National
its members constantly and sing our own praises more! Obviously a lot of the work we undertake
with members needs to stay confidential and whilst we continuously see words of appreciation
ADI National Joint Council 3 Working ADIs, working for you.
From the Chair….. a monthly report
ADINJC Events & Training 2020
Conference and Expo events
Air Fresheners in our vehicles:
I was mindful recently of one of the free promotional gifts we gave away at the 2019 event which All three o
was an air freshener. A man reportedly: these fan f
tastic
“Blew up his car by lighting a cigarette moments after spraying too much air freshener. Firefighters events ar
responded to the incident in Halifax in West Yorkshire. The West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said e
that the “dramatic” explosion is believed to have been caused by the excessive use of air freshener FREE
because when the driver lit a cigarette the outcome was dramatic. The BBC reported that gas from the
aerosol canister ignited and blew out the vehicle’s windows and windscreen, as well as also buckling
the doors. The blast was so powerful that it damaged windows of nearby businesses on the street.
Unbelievably the driver just climbed out. Thankfully there appears to be no injuries”.
Just something we need to be aware of, although he must have been using powerful amounts
of air freshener and of course in our work vehicles we would not be lighting cigarettes. A good
story (yes I like those too in lessons!) to tell your pupils about at a suitable moment. I often SOUTH NORTH NATIONAL
mention smoking in cars when someone behind us is driving as well as smoking and it can lead Conference & Expo ‘20 Conference & Expo ‘20 Conference & Expo ‘20
onto a conversation on eating and drinking in cars whilst driving, make up being applied and the
Sunday, 29 March 2020 Sunday, 7 June 2020 Sunday, 20 Sept 2020
regulations that would be involved if an accident occurred. It all adds to the lesson for the learner
on distractions whilst driving.
Kempton Park Racecourse Doncaster Racecourse Heart of England Conference
Middlesex South Yorkshire Centre, Coventry
Finally:
Thanks to all our sponsors and to Graham Feest our Road Safety Advisor. His thoughts on 2020 Expert speakers sharing topics such as business growth, lesson planning and training
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makes useful up to date reading for us as road safety professionals.
Thank you also for your support as members of NJC. I also want to thank on your behalf all of the �e UK’s must attend events for driving instructors
GC for their hard work and dedication, we are looking forward to working on your behalf in 2020.
Best wishes Register your free place at www.adinjc.org.uk
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ADI National Joint Council 6 Working ADIs, working for you.
Latest news from DVSA
Meetings held 1st & 2nd October 2018
Lynne Barrie, MA Driver Training
Making the complaints process simpler, quicker and clearer
From Monday 6th January we’re changing way we handle complaints – making the process simpler,
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after stage 2 will still be able to ask one of our independent complaints assessors to look at their
complaint. We’ve also updated our complaints procedure on GOV.UK so our customers and people
we regulate know where to send their complaints about our services.
We’ll continue to train staff to help avoid complaints in the first place – supporting those in public-
facing roles to improve the customer service we provide.
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But if you aren’t happy after the second stage, we’ll ask you what you want to do next. You’ll be I almost feel like I know you now!” Sheila Holmes ADI
able to go to the old third stage, or straight to the independent complaints assessor.
Remember Mike Warner, Senior External Affairs Manager from DVSA will be a guest speaker at our
Association meeting in Walsall on Saturday 29th February.
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Latest news from DfT authorities have been cracking down on and the department has given them the powers to seize
badges on-street when they are being misused.”
Meetings held 1st & 2nd October 2018 At the end of 2018, the Local Government Association estimated that the theft of Blue Badges had
risen by 45% in 12 months and was up six-fold since 2013.
What do you teach about hidden difficulties? Latest statistics from DfT show prosecutions for blue badge misuse in England have risen 17.9%
Thousands with hidden disabilities benefit from extended Blue Badge scheme in 2018 to 2019, with almost all of these being instances where someone used another person’s
badge typically family members or carers.
New rules have widened Blue Badge eligibility criteria to help people with Parkinson’s, dementia,
epilepsy and other ‘invisible’ disabilities Samantha Tomlin, whose son Henry has autism and has a new Blue Badge, said:
• new figures show 12,299 people awarded Blue Badge under new criteria “The key thing with the Blue Badge is that is has increased safety and reduced anxiety for the child and
their carer. For a parent or carer of someone with ASD, some of the most challenging times are the most
• since August 2019, people with non-visible conditions such as dementia, epilepsy or
mundane for others. A child with sensory difficulties can be triggered by a car horn or lights and even
Parkinson’s are eligible
road awareness can also be an issue so going to a new location can be very stressful. When my son was
• changes to Blue Badge scheme continue the UK’s world-leading plans to make the transport younger sometimes I didn’t go out because I just couldn’t face trying to find a safe place to park near the
network more accessible shop or doctors.
Thousands of people with Parkinson’s, dementia, epilepsy and other ‘invisible’ disabilities have Having the blue badge just makes you feel slightly less anxious about the situation and feel your child
gained access to the benefits from Blue Badges under new rules introduced last summer. is safer. It will make a huge difference to parents going through the early years and those with older
In the first 3 months, new figures show, 12,299 new badges around 130 a day were granted to children and adults that suffer with all the challenges autism brings.”
people who cannot walk as part of a journey without Councils may need to review on street parking provision to increase the number of spaces,
considerable psychological distress or the risk of serious both in terms of the availability of disabled parking, and the overall number of parking spaces
harm, as well as to people with a non-visible disability. if disabled spaces take up other existing parking spaces. To help councils with the expected
The new rules, introduced by the Transport Secretary, increase in applications, the department has agreed with the Ministry of Housing, Communities
Grant Shapps, in August, widened the eligibility criteria and Local Government to provide £1.7 million to local authorities in England in the first year of the
to ensure that people with ‘invisible’ disabilities are not programme.
disadvantaged. The badges help people access shops
and services, by enabling them to park closer to their
destinations. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said: Quality • Professional • Value
“People with hidden conditions like these have to fight not just
their disability, but the psychological worry that others may
not recognise them as disabled. I’m proud that our reform is
already changing thousands of people’s lives, allowing those
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in need to carry on their daily lives with more confidence and
helping combat loneliness and isolation.”
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Ahead of the change, DfT issued new guidance to councils in England on Blue Badge parking permit
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people before they apply. While the new criteria gives clear and consistent guidelines on Blue
25 handouts per set and there
Badge eligibility for the whole of England, not everyone with non-visible disabilities will qualify for a
badge. Local authorities decide if an applicant meets the eligibility criteria, as is currently the case. are 20 sets in a pack – that’s
The Blue Badge scheme had already meant that people with physical disabilities can park closer 20 pupils worth of top quality
to their destination than other drivers, as they are less able to take public transport or walk longer handouts!
distances.
Keith Richards, Chair of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC), said:
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lives of many disabled people and it is right that the criteria was changed.
We have stressed the importance of enforcement of the scheme and we are pleased to see
the number of prosecutions increasing. Abuse of the scheme on-street is something that local
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DfT National
ADI Adrian Car Test Waiting Times... and 31-year-old son Matthew have just endured another Christmas with a gaping hole in the middle
of their family, one that can never be replaced. “We had plans to marry and move to Florida. That’s
all gone now”, Andrew told the Mail. Mr Heagren’s family, too, are grieving. They also are very angry.
Although what happened was undoubtedly tragic, they contend it was an accident. Mr Heagren was
an old man and no good could have come from sending him to prison. Andrew has now begun a
Firstly, can I wish a Happy New Decade to all my readers. And, if I may misquote the
campaign for a change in the law so drivers over 70 are tested regularly to check their competency to
Two Ronnies, in a packed column this month…… Oh alright, if you insist, I’ll be serious.
drive. He has written to his local MP, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, demanding an urgent review of
I’m writing this on January 9th, and I am sure you will agree that it has been a pretty turbulent
rules concerning our increasingly elderly population and their driving abilities. Now this year I will turn
few days for the Royal Family. The Mail tells us that Zara Tindall was banned from driving for six
73, but I just happen to agree with Mr Roberts.
months yesterday after being caught speeding at 91mph in her Land Rover Discovery. The Queen’s
granddaughter was disqualified under the totting up procedure, having already accumulated nine
There was a related story in the Mirror of January 10th. It was entitled ‘Driving Blind’ and said that
penalty points on her licence. Olympic horse rider Mrs Tindall, 38, was given four more points when
twelve people a week fail their driving test because they cannot read a number a number plate at
she was clocked doing 91mph on the A417 in Gloucestershire, close to her Cotswolds home. Her
65 feet. And another 134 a week lose their licence because their sight is deemed too poor to drive.
mother, Princess Anne, was caught speeding on the same road 19 years ago. Roger Utely, chairman of
Figures covering January 2017 to September 2018 were obtained under freedom of information laws.
the bench, said that as well as the driving ban Mrs Tindall would be fined £666 plus costs and a victim
Yet a survey reveals one in four would wait until their licence was revoked rather than giving it up
surcharge totalling £151. The court heard that her previous motoring offences included three penalty
voluntarily because of failing vision. And people are also reluctant to shop short-sighted friends and
points for speeding on February 12th, 2017 and three points for a fixed, penalty offence on February
family. Only 4% admit to reporting them. Steve Barrett, of Insurers Direct, which made a study of 2,000
15th, 2018. On Christmas Eve 2018 Mrs Tindall incurred three points for a traffic signal offence. Land
drivers, said: “A simple eye test can ensure motorists have the appropriate glasses or lenses, so they
Rover has said that her driving ban would not affect her association with the company. And it seems
don’t put themselves and others at risk.” Hear hear (or should it be see see) I say.
to run in the family, in 2009 Mrs Tindall’s husband received a three-year driving ban for getting behind
the wheel of his car the morning after a day’s drinking at the races. The former rugby player had been
And there was an interesting piece in the Mail of January 9th entitled ‘Think and Drive’. It said that
at the Cheltenham Festival when he consumed seven glasses of champagne, four beers and a vodka.
you often need to think fast while driving – particularly in a Scalextric-style game. But now, thanks
It was his second conviction for drink-driving. Are these people for real or what?
to ‘mind reading’ technology, the cars speed along slots in the track using the power of thought. The
track, developed by Harvard scientists, is on display at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
There was a good story in the Times and other papers on January 7th which was headlined ‘Drivers
– the global showcase for new tech products. The cars are controlled via a headset that measures
in muddle win parking fine exemptions’. It told how motorists who key in the wrong number plate
electrical signals in the brain associated with concentration. The harder you concentrate, the faster the
figures when paying for parking will be exempt from penalties of up to £100 after complaints about
car goes. The technology, based on conventional medical scanning devices, uses tiny sensors on the
the aggressive tactics of private operators. New rules issued by the British Parking Association (BPA),
scalp to pick up electrical signals generated as brain cells communicate with each other. Mind-reading
the biggest industry body, order private parking companies to cancel penalty charges issued when
technology has huge potential in the toy sector but also gives hope to the disabled – headsets are
a “minor error” has been made while buying a ticket. They say that penalties for mistakes involving
already being developed to control wheelchairs and prosthetic hands. The track is not yet ready for
one letter or number as drivers key in their details should be written off. The move follows concerns
the consumer market. Well that’s good, as I can’t cope with the standard one. As those of you who saw
that drivers can face huge fees for honest registration errors. Some operators still rely on motorists
me at the Expo will confirm!
to key in their number plate into a pay-and-display machine, while others use phone apps. It also
recommends that significant errors, such as a driver entering the registration of their partner’s car,
There was a story in the latest issue of Auto Express which was headlined ‘Black box
should be treated more leniently and suggested a ten-minute buffer at the end of a parking session
insurance slammed as malfunctions and complaints rise’. Not the snappiest of titles I think you
before a fine is issued. Well, that’s all good isn’t it. And have you ever heard of the BPA?
will agree, but the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), which regulates the UK insurance industry,
admitted in 2018 that it had received complaints from “a number of people who believed the data
And there was an interesting double page spread in the Mail of January 8th with the title ‘So should
their ‘black box’ had collected wasn’t right”. Emily D had written to the magazine after her black box
every driver re-sit their test aged 70?’ It went on to describe Wormwood Scrubs prison, where moors
provider claimed that she had spent an extended period driving at 106mph in a 30mph limit. As well
murderer Ian Brady and violent career criminal Charles Bronson have served time. And wondered
as being a speed Emily said she would “never dream” of reaching, the location of the alleged incident
about the terror William Heagren, an 87-year old grandfather who walked with a frame, must have
meant she would have had to travel 120 miles from her home in less than a minute. Her black box
felt when he was admitted on December 4th last year. He lasted ten days. On December 14th he
also deemed a local road with a 60mph limit to be a 30mph zone. Emily contacted her insurer, and
died, reportedly from a heart attack. Mr Heagren had just started a 27-month prison sentence for
it admitted that the results were “bogus”, although the company assured her false readings such as
causing death by dangerous driving. He had mown down 64-year-old Jeanette Newman and her friend
this were “very rare”. “I wasn’t impressed to say the least,” Emily said. “Is it really worth having a black
Sarah Taylor, 53, in Sainsbury’s car park, in Ruislip, North-West London, in May 2018 as she pushed
box if they are this faulty? It seems insurers need to update or upgrade them, or just stop using them
her trolley laden with drink for a family barbecue. Jeanette suffered catastrophic injuries and died
altogether.” I have to agree.
the next day. Her friend suffered life-changing injuries. Jeanette’s grieving partner, Andrew Roberts
And there was a piece in the Sunday Mirror of January 5th entitled ‘H2Overpriced’. It said that bottled
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water costs more than twice as much as petrol at motorway service stations.
A study of 21 outlets has sparked fresh claims drivers are being ripped off. The worst example,
Beaconsfield services on the M40 in Bucks, charges £4.58 for a litre of water – three times more than
a litre of unleaded. London Gateway on the M1 is second dearest with bottles at £4.20. The findings
for insurer Admiral found that bottled water is the most overpriced item at service stations, up to
420 per cent more than in shops. On average, people pay 117 per cent more for snacks and drinks
on motorways. Admiral’s Clare Egan said: “Given free water refills at all service stations and the push
to be plastic-free, drivers don’t need to spend a thing on water.” Operators say prices reflect their
higher rental and operating costs – including far longer opening hours than high street stores. Well,
Father Christmas gave me a metal Ferrari water bottle and I absolutely love it.
There was an amazing story in the Mail of January 4th headlined ‘Traffic lawyer is banned… for
drink-driving’. Apparently, Neil Etherington, 64, was pulled over near his luxury townhouse in Hale,
near Manchester, after police received a tip-off he may have been drunk at the wheel of his Jaguar
XKR. Prosecutor Laura Peers, at Manchester Magistrates Court said: “Officers smelled alcohol on his
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breath, and he was unsteady on his feet”. Etherington was taken into custody after giving a roadside Why is Public Liability cover so important?
reading of 66 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. The legal limit is 35. The lawyer
works for a ‘no win no fee’ personal injury firm specialising in investigating road accidents and vehicle Because we all make mistakes in life, including in our business operations as a driving instructor.
thefts. Representing himself, Etherington told the court: “Being ‘unsteady on my feet’ is a somewhat Quite simply, if a member of the public (or any other third party) is injured or suffers damage to
their property, arising out of the conduct of your business as a driving instructor, you could be held
trite comment. I’m 64 getting out of a vehicle six inches off the ground so anyone would be. But I am responsible.
guilty as charged and I will not drink and drive again. I have zero tolerance to it. I’m actually quite a
careful driver – I haven’t had an accident in over 40 years, and I do have a clean driving licence.” Well, The ADINJC Public Liability insurance, is designed to provide protection from claims against you by third parties
I reckon he was lucky over that time, do you not? who may have suffered personal injury or damage to their property, during contact with your driving school. Most
motor policies provide you with a compulsory £20 Million Public Liability cover for accidents and injuries that occur
as a consequence of having an accident. The ADINJC believes it’s important to ensure you also have sufficient
The Times of January 7th told us that the transport secretary, Grant Shapps, has hailed 2020 as cover away from the vehicle, and have therefore arranged for its paid up members to benefit from £10 Million
the year when the electric car goes mainstream. Latest industry figures show that electric car sales Public Liability cover away from the vehicle. The policy also has a low policy excess of just £500 for each and every
– those of pure electric, plug-in hybrids and hybrid electrics – have reached 7.3 per cent of the claim. The ADINJC policy provides £10 Million cover for each and every claim during the life of the policy.
market, or one in every thirteen registrations. One zero-emission car, the Tesla Model 3, made it into A range of claims can arise. These can extend from accidents at your own business premises, to incidents that
December’s top ten best sellers. Mr Shapps said the data showed that one electric car was being occur whilst providing advice or tuition whilst working away from your vehicle.
sold every fifteen minutes. “I want 2020 to be the year electric cars go mainstream,” he said. “That’s Increasingly, it is a requirement of many customers, principals, and clients (particularly local authorities and
why we are doubling-down on our efforts to making owning an electric the new normal.” The figures, government agencies), that you be asked to present proof of Public Liability insurance before they will work with
from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, show that the take-up of pure electric cars you, or allow you to work on their property or premises.
has some way to reach the mainstream, even if sales are accelerating. In 2019 37,850 pure electric Compensation arising from Public Liability claims can be substantial, and may include loss of earnings, future loss
cars were sold. That represents only 1.6 per cent of the total market. Well there we all are then. Mrs of earnings and damages awarded to the claimant. In addition, considerable legal costs in defending the claim can
be incurred, and the claimants’ legal costs may also be awarded against you if you are found to be at fault.
Adrian is very happy with her Niro but I’m sticking with my Suzuki Swift (petrol) Sport!
All would be covered under a comprehensive Public Liability policy
And finally, Claims for trips, slips and falls are the most common, but there are other events that can lead to a claim against
you. The following are examples of potential claims that can give rise to public liability claims against your driving
My wife told me I was delusional… I nearly fell off my unicorn. school:
Til next time
• you open your door for a pupil who you inadvertently trip over, causing an injury;
• you spill a hot drink in a classroom and a pupil slips over on this, causing an injury;
• a pupil falls over some cones you have positioned to practice parking, causing an injury;
Adrian • you knock over a valuable antique whilst waiting for a pupil at their home;
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Start as you mean to go on! You’ll be warmly welcomed at any of our Standards Check training
days in 2020. We have upcoming dates in Bristol, Milton Keynes and Birmingham listed below to
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Monday 7th Sept 2020 - Birmingham
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to be held Saturday February 29th 2020
We’re all very much looking forward to seeing you at our next association meeting. Remember you
are free to send 2 people from your association/group to our association meetings. Our secretary
Sue secretary@adinjc.org.uk just needs to know numbers on who’ll be coming in advance for the
refreshments hub!
To be held at the Village Hotel, Walsall WS2 8TJ
Saturday 29 February 2020 at 10am
Approved Driving Instructors
Coffee on arrival from 09:00 in the Hub, and at 11:30 break
1. Meeting opened by the Chairman – Lynne Barrie
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2. Attendance register and apologies for absence
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3. Minutes of the Association Meeting held on 30 November 2019 Uniting local associations, groups and individuals. We
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4. Matters arising
5. Correspondence ADIs working for ADIs.
6. Chairman’s report
7. Presentation by Mike Warner, DVSA Senior External Affairs Manager, Updates from DVSA and
Question time
8. Presentation by Annette Lloyd, CEO The Honest Truth, The Honest Truth – working with Road
Safety Professionals
9. ADINJC and ii Conference and Expo 2020
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10. Open forum for members
11. Date and venue of next meeting
0800 8202 444
12. Meeting closes at 1.30pm.
This agenda may be amended by the Chairman before the meeting.
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‘I’m working with our local Road Safety Teams in Merseyside and Cheshire to help organise an ADI
Training Seminar which is taking place at the Holiday Inn at Ellesmere Port, Cheshire on Thursday 27th
February 2020. Lynne Barrie is one of the guest speakers at the seminar along with DVSA Enforcement
Examiners, Ian Edwards from New View along with speakers from British Horse Society, Highways
England and a workshop from Confident Drivers. As well as our local association members, we are
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The Honest Truth making headlines in North Devon
Thanks to the North Devon driving scheme teaching the next generation of road users to be safe,
The Gazette interviewed North Devon driving instructor Debbie Morphew and her student Alex
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As an approved driving instructor, you’ll be only too aware that each year over 825,000 people in
the UK pass their driving test and join the highest risk road user group – newly qualified young
drivers. Although road safety teams within Local Authorities and Fire & Rescue Services are
working hard to engage this vulnerable group in effective road safety education, reaching them
can be a challenge.
Of course, during the course of their lessons, you will doubtlessly provide lots of the practical
information and advice that will help them through the driving test and keep them from making
many of the skill-based errors that could result in a collision. Yet despite the driving test focusing
on skill-based manoeuvres, the vast majority of collisions involving new and young drivers aren’t
as a result of poor driving skill. Causation factors are more likely to trace back to poor decision-
making ability and understanding of the dangers faced by new drivers, such as distractions, fatigue
and inappropriate speed.
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Remember Annette Lloyd from The Honest Truth will be a guest speaker at our Association
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