Common use of WHO MAY DRIVE Clause in Contracts

WHO MAY DRIVE. Anyone who holds a full or provisional (or equivalent) valid driving licence which is accepted in the United Kingdom may drive the car provided that he/she is named on an applicable fully comprehensive insurance policy which allows the driver to drive the car. However, you will be responsible for ensuring that all drivers comply with the terms of this Contract. Holders of a provisional valid driving licence may use the car, provided that such driving is not part of commercial driving lessons and they have full comprehensive insurance. Under the circumstances that you are not lawfully allowed to drive for any reason, for example, you are banned from driving or if your driving licence is suspended, revoked or has expired, you must not drive the car and must notify us immediately. Please make sure all drivers of the car are eligible to do so, and are aware of and adhere to the terms of this Contract, especially the do’s and don'ts set out in section

WHO MAY DRIVE. Anyone who holds a full or provisional (or equivalent) valid driving licence which is accepted in the United Kingdom may drive the car provided that he/she is they are named on an applicable fully comprehensive insurance policy which allows the driver to drive the car. However, you will be responsible for ensuring that all drivers comply with the terms of this Contract. Holders of a provisional valid driving licence may use the car, provided that such driving is not part of commercial driving lessons and they have full comprehensive insurance. insurance.‌ Under the circumstances that you are not lawfully allowed to drive for any reason, for example, you are banned from driving or if your driving licence is suspended, revoked or has expired, you must not drive the car and must notify us immediately. Please make sure all drivers of the car are eligible to do so, and are aware of and adhere to the terms of this Contract, especially the do’s and don'ts set out in section.