Who is allowed to provide driving tuition for payment according to Part V of the Road Traffic Act?

Only registered approved instructors are authorized to provide driving tuition for payment under Part V of the Road Traffic Act. This regulation ensures that those who are teaching others how to drive are properly qualified and have met specific professional standards. Registered approved instructors undergo necessary training and assessments to ensure they can effectively teach driving skills and road safety.

In contrast, while anyone with a driving license may have knowledge of driving, they might not have the training or skills needed to instruct others effectively, which can lead to unsafe or ineffective learning experiences. Driving schools, while they do employ registered instructors, do not themselves constitute the qualification needed to provide payment-related tuition. Lastly, age alone bears no direct relation to the ability to teach driving, hence the inclusion of a specific age requirement is not relevant in determining who may provide driving instruction for payment.