Customer Enrollment, Booking, Payment, Privacy, Safety and Service Agreement

Parties, scope and agreement formation

Stallion School of Driving LLC, Folsom branch, California DMV school license E0271, is called Stallion in this agreement. Customer means the person who purchases, books, manages, or accepts responsibility for the service. Student means the person receiving instruction. For a minor, customer includes the responsible adult who accepts this agreement for the minor: a parent, a legal guardian, or the person with custody who signs the minor's California permit application (Vehicle Code 17701). An emancipated minor accepts it for themselves.

The agreement consists of the confirmed order summary, these terms, any service specific disclosure shown before purchase, and any separately signed enrollment record. It becomes effective when the customer electronically accepts it, signs it, purchases a service, or uses a service after receiving access to the terms. If a separately signed enrollment agreement directly conflicts with these terms, the signed agreement controls for that purchase, subject to applicable law.

The customer must verify the student's legal name, date of birth, contact information, parent or guardian, emergency contact, permit or license status, selected service, price, pickup location, and payment arrangement. Stallion may correct an obvious administrative error after giving written notice, but will not materially change a completed purchase without the customer's agreement unless law requires the change.

Family accounts and students under eighteen

One responsible adult may manage more than one child through a family account, but each student must have a separate student profile, permit record, lesson history, credits, instructor notes, completion record, and emergency information. Credits and certificates cannot be combined between siblings.

A parent, guardian or other responsible adult enrolling a minor, or consenting for a minor who opened their own account, confirms authority to act for the student and to receive account, scheduling, payment, safety, and completion information. A student under 18 may hold their own account only with that adult's consent (signed from Stallion's emailed link or from the adult's own login) or, if emancipated, after Stallion verifies proof of emancipation; the adult receives a copy of every lesson message. The adult must keep emergency information current and remain reasonably reachable during a lesson. Stallion may contact the adult when a lesson changes, the student is unready, a safety concern occurs, or urgent consent is reasonably needed.

For a minor, routine service communications may be sent to the responsible adult and, when appropriate, the student. Instructors must use authorized school channels except for necessary lesson day logistics or an emergency. Personal, social, or unrelated communication between instructors and minor students is prohibited.

Pricing, payment and receipts

The price and included services are those shown in the confirmed order summary. Promotions apply only during their stated period and cannot be combined unless Stallion confirms otherwise in writing. A later price change does not alter a completed purchase.

Listed prices are for payment by card online. Paying by cash or check to your instructor at the lesson, or by Zelle, receives the lower cash price, which is shown next to the listed price. The restoration fee is $95 by cash, check or Zelle and $99 by card, Venmo or Cash App; the replacement certificate fee is the same however it is paid. Whole packages of two or more lessons (such as the four-lesson teen package) are paid in full: online at checkout, or, when paid in person, the full cash or check package price is paid to the instructor at the first lesson of the package, before driving begins. No Stallion package, lesson, or plan renews automatically or charges a card again without a new purchase.

Stallion may accept the payment methods displayed at checkout or separately approved in writing. Cash and check payments must be recorded on the student's account and supported by a receipt. An instructor may accept payment only when Stallion authorizes the collection and issues or records a receipt. The customer should not send permit images, banking information, or other sensitive records through an unapproved personal channel.

An installment is due on the date shown in the payment schedule. Stallion may place future bookings, certificates, and unused credits on hold while a balance, returned payment, lawful charge, or payment dispute remains unresolved. A returned check may be charged no more than the service charge California Civil Code section 1719 allows (currently $25 for the first returned check and $35 for each later one), and a reversed or returned card payment may be charged only the actual provider cost disclosed before payment, to the extent permitted by law. Stallion will not add an undisclosed discretionary fee.

Booking and confirmation

A booking is confirmed only when it appears as confirmed in the customer account or Stallion sends written confirmation. Displayed availability, a cart selection, an incomplete checkout, a voicemail, or an unanswered message does not reserve a time.

A lesson paid online is booked when checkout completes. A lesson or whole package paid in person (cash, check or card at the lesson, or Zelle, Venmo or Cash App) is booked when the customer completes the booking on the site, and appears as confirmed in the account. A Zelle, Venmo or Cash App payment sent at booking is checked by Stallion; if it has not arrived, the lesson stays booked and is paid at the lesson, before driving begins. To book, the customer gives the student's legal name exactly as on the permit and date of birth and, for a student under 18, the parent or guardian's name and phone. Before the first lesson the student's record must be complete: the permit number, issue and expiration dates (valid on the lesson date), home address, school, emergency contact, the permit's corrective-lens restriction and, when Stallion requires them, the permit's height, weight, eye and hair color. Stallion reminds the customer before the lesson. If the permit details are still missing, Stallion moves the lesson to a later time at no charge. A permit photo is optional. At the first lesson the instructor checks the original permit in person.

Normal online booking requires at least 48 hours of lead time and may be offered up to 60 days in advance. Online booking closes 48 hours before the lesson starts; for anything sooner, text or call 916-699-1116. All times use Pacific Time unless the confirmation states otherwise.

The customer must review the named student, service, date, start time, pickup and drop off locations, price, payment status, instructor if assigned, and required documents. A customer who notices an error must use the account or published support channel promptly.

A student's lessons are booked at least 2 days apart so the student can practice between lessons. The office may book a closer date on request, for example before a road test or in an emergency.

Cancellation and rescheduling

At least 48 hours before the scheduled start time, the customer may cancel or reschedule through the account without a fee. In addition, within 60 minutes after a booking is made, the customer may cancel or reschedule that booking through the account without a fee, even when the lesson starts less than 48 hours later. An eligible lesson credit returns to the same student's account. A timely customer cancellation creates a credit, not a cash refund.

Outside that post-booking window, between 24 and 48 hours before the scheduled start time, the change is late. The customer may submit evidence of an emergency for review. If Stallion approves the exception, the credit is restored without a fee. Otherwise, the booked lesson is consumed. Restoring it for later use requires the $95 cash / $99 card restoration fee.

Outside that post-booking window, less than 24 hours before the scheduled start time, cancellation or rescheduling consumes the lesson credit or leaves the full single lesson price due. If Stallion permits the consumed lesson to be restored, the $95 cash / $99 card restoration fee must be paid before rebooking.

Each lesson reserves a licensed instructor, a dual-control vehicle and a 90-minute slot, often with travel to the pickup point, that usually cannot be filled on short notice. Because the actual loss from a late change, no show or unready student is impracticable or extremely difficult to fix in each case, the customer and Stallion agree that consuming the lesson (or the single lesson price) and the $95 cash / $99 card restoration fee are a reasonable estimate of that loss, not a penalty. At any time before the lesson, a documented serious emergency, such as hospitalization, a death in the immediate family, a collision, or a public-safety order, may be submitted for review under the emergency exception process. If another family books the freed time from the waitlist, Stallion restores a paid lesson used by a late cancellation at no charge.

A change is complete only when the account displays it or Stallion sends written confirmation. Telling an instructor, leaving a voicemail, or sending an unanswered message does not change the booking.

No shows, late arrival and instructional time

A student is a no show when the student is not present and ready at the confirmed location, cannot be contacted using the confirmed information, leaves before the instructor arrives within the documented arrival window, or arrives more than 25 minutes after the start time. A no show consumes the lesson or leaves the full lesson price due.

• Up to 10 minutes late: Stallion extends the lesson so the full scheduled instruction is delivered, subject to the limits below.
• 11 to 25 minutes late: Stallion extends the lesson by the grace period above; the rest of the missed time is recorded as missing instruction and is completed later in a paid makeup session. Only actual instructional minutes are recorded, and student caused time that cannot be delivered is not refundable.
• More than 25 minutes late: the appointment is a no show unless Stallion confirms another arrangement in writing.

A lesson cannot be extended when an extension would interfere with another student, instructor hours, vehicle availability, safety, or law. Undelivered minutes are never reported as completed instruction.

Pickup, drop off and service area

The customer must provide a complete, accurate, accessible, and safe pickup address (a home or high school) within the published service area of Folsom, El Dorado Hills and Granite Bay. Pickup or drop off edits close 4 hours before the lesson. A requested change is not approved until the account or Stallion confirms it.

A lesson may instead start and end at an active meeting point shown during booking, such as Stallion's Folsom office, which is open for visits by confirmed appointment only. Stallion may add, move or retire meeting points and will confirm the exact place in the booking confirmation.

An unsupported, inaccessible, unsafe, materially different, or out of area location may require a different meeting point or a new appointment. If the student cannot use the approved location inside the late cancellation window, the late cancellation rule applies unless Stallion approves an exception. Any disclosed out of area or special location charge must be accepted before it applies.

Student readiness and required documents

The student must be legally eligible, physically able, and ready to drive at the lesson start. For behind the wheel instruction, the student must present the original valid California learner permit, temporary license, or driver license required for the service; a student under 18 also shows a matching photo ID or school ID. An uploaded image may support advance review but does not replace the original document at the lesson.

The lesson is treated as an unready student cancellation under the less than 24 hour rule when the student cannot safely or lawfully participate because of any of the following:

• A missing, expired, invalid, damaged, unreadable, or legally insufficient permit or license, or a missing matching photo or school ID for a student under 18
• Missing corrective lenses or failure to comply with a permit or license restriction
• Alcohol, drugs, medication effects, illness, extreme fatigue, or another condition that makes instruction unsafe
• Unsafe footwear, clothing, behavior, a prohibited item, or refusal to follow a reasonable safety instruction
• Missing parent or guardian authorization when required for a minor

The customer must disclose a condition or accommodation that materially affects safe instruction, but should provide only information reasonably necessary for safety and service planning. The instructor may decline or stop a lesson when continuing would be unsafe or unlawful and must record the objective reason.

Safety, emergencies, accidents and vehicles

Driving instruction involves ordinary road risk. Stallion uses licensed instructors and vehicles that meet applicable requirements, but instruction cannot eliminate every risk or guarantee that the student will avoid a collision, citation, or test failure. Every occupant must wear a seat belt and follow the instructor's safety directions.

The student may not use a handheld device, smoke, vape, possess a weapon or dangerous item, bring an unauthorized passenger, or operate a vehicle while impaired. The instructor may use dual controls, take control, change the route, return to the pickup point, or end the lesson when reasonably necessary for safety.

After a collision, medical event, breakdown, or credible safety threat, Stallion may stop the lesson, contact emergency services, notify the responsible adult, exchange legally required information, arrange transportation or towing, and create an incident record. Reasonable emergency action taken in good faith does not convert customer caused or third party circumstances into completed instruction.

A student owned vehicle may be used only with Stallion's prior written approval. The owner must provide current registration and insurance and must ensure that the vehicle is lawful, clean, mechanically safe, and suitable for instruction or testing. Stallion may refuse the vehicle after a reasonable safety check. The owner remains responsible for the vehicle's condition and ordinary operating costs.

A customer is responsible, to the extent permitted by law, for documented damage, extraordinary cleaning, towing, or replacement cost caused by intentional or reckless conduct, impairment, or conduct outside the driving itself, such as interior damage, spills, or lost keys. A student is not charged for a collision or vehicle damage that happens while driving under an instructor's supervision unless the student acted intentionally, recklessly, or while impaired. Stallion maintains the vehicle insurance required of California driving schools. The customer is not charged for ordinary wear, a school caused mechanical failure, or an unavoidable event for which the customer is not legally responsible.

Student and child safety

Every behind the wheel lesson is given by an instructor licensed by the California DMV. Instructors keep each lesson to its booked purpose and route, may not bring passengers of their own, may not touch a student except as needed for vehicle control, safety, or an emergency, and may not give a minor student gifts, rides, or personal contact outside lessons. A parent or guardian may ride along when a seat is available and should tell Stallion when booking. Sexual harassment by or toward anyone involved in a lesson is prohibited.

Report any concern about an instructor, a student, or anyone else to the owner at support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com or 916-699-1116; in an emergency call 911. Stallion reviews every report promptly, may remove an instructor from lessons during the review, notifies the parent or guardian of a minor, reports to law enforcement or the DMV when required, and does not retaliate against anyone for a good faith report.

Personal property left in a vehicle

Students should take their belongings at the end of each lesson. Stallion is not responsible for items left in a vehicle except for loss or damage caused by Stallion's own negligence. Found items are held at the office for 30 days and Stallion will message the account; unclaimed items may then be donated or discarded, except permits, identity documents and keys, which are returned to the account holder or the issuing agency.

School changes, weather, force majeure and system errors

Stallion may substitute another qualified instructor or suitable training vehicle without changing the purchased service. Instructor and vehicle preferences are not guaranteed.

If Stallion changes or cancels a lesson because of instructor unavailability, vehicle failure, unsafe weather, an operational problem, or another school controlled reason, it restores the lesson credit and rebooking is free. The restored credit remains valid through the later of its original expiration or 90 days after the cancellation. The customer must allow a reasonable opportunity for replacement performance before requesting a refund.

Wildfire, flood, road closure, government order, utility failure, widespread communications outage, civil emergency, or another event outside reasonable control may delay service. Stallion will restore affected credit or provide reasonable replacement dates. A temporary or safety based interruption does not create a cash refund except when required by law.

The website, booking system, calendar, payment provider, email, dashboard messaging service, or third party platform may occasionally display stale availability, duplicate a request, delay a notice, or fail. Stallion may correct a clear system or clerical error after reviewing the audit record and notifying the customer. The latest confirmed booking record and payment receipt control, subject to applicable law.

Packages, credits, expiration and transfers

A package and its credits belong to the named student. Credits may not be sold, shared, assigned, or transferred to a sibling, relative, friend, or another account unless Stallion approves a correction required by law or needed to fix an account error.

Behind the wheel packages, extra lessons and lesson credits must be used within their validity period from purchase (Teen and Adult and Two-lesson adult: valid 1 year from purchase; Test-day support: valid 90 days from purchase) unless the order summary states another term or law requires otherwise. Test-day support is one lesson on the student's DMV road-test appointment date. It is offered by request only: it is booked after Stallion approves the request and confirms the student's readiness and the timing. It includes the use of Stallion's dual-control training vehicle for the road test: the lesson takes place right before the test and the student takes the test in that vehicle. The lesson starts on the appointment date and ends no later than 30 minutes after the appointment time, so the customer must book the DMV appointment first and give Stallion its date, time and DMV office. A no-show, an unready student, or a cancellation less than 24 hours before the test-day support lesson uses that lesson, and a lesson not taken before it expires is forfeited. The customer must book early enough to complete the package. Availability is not guaranteed for a particular instructor, date, or time.

A timely cancellation restores an eligible credit. A consumed late cancellation or no show credit is not automatically restored. Credits have no cash value and are not redeemable for cash except when this agreement or applicable law requires a refund.

Gift codes, referral codes and promotions

A gift code bought from Stallion is a gift certificate under California law. It does not expire, carries no service or dormancy fee, and can be redeemed for the package or lesson named on it at any time, even if the price later changes. The package validity period (Teen and Adult and Two-lesson adult: valid 1 year from purchase; Test-day support: valid 90 days from purchase) starts only when the code is redeemed. Stallion replaces a lost or undelivered code after verifying the purchase. Where California law gives the holder a right to cash for a remaining balance under $10, Stallion honors it on request at support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com.

A referral code gives $10 off a new family's first booking paid online. It is limited to one per new family, cannot be used on the referring family's own account, has no cash value, and cannot be combined with another promotion unless Stallion confirms otherwise in writing. When a new family that used the code, or named the referring family when signing up, completes its first lesson, the referring family receives $10 off its own next booking paid online: a single-use code on its account, with no cash value. Promotional, referral and free credits may carry an expiration date shown with the offer; a gift code bought for money never does.

Refunds and credits

Customer choice purchases are final and nonrefundable to the maximum extent permitted by law. A change of mind, move, schedule conflict, instructor preference, failure to obtain or maintain a permit, failure to complete before expiration, DMV result, or decision to use another school does not create a cash refund. When timely cancellation is allowed, the remedy is student account credit. A lesson used by a late change, no show, unready student, or misconduct is not refunded or credited.

A cash refund is limited to:

• A duplicate, incorrect, or unauthorized charge confirmed after review
• Unused lessons that Stallion itself cancels, or cannot deliver because of a problem on Stallion's side, when Stallion chooses a refund instead of free rebooking or no reasonable replacement can be provided during the extended credit period
• A final card network determination or another nonwaivable consumer right

An approved refund is limited to the unearned amount that must be returned and is sent to the original payment method when reasonably possible. Processing time depends on the payment provider. Completed instruction, consumed credits, authorized fees, and third party charges remain nonrefundable to the extent permitted by law.

Fee schedule

DMV tests and third party events

DMV appointments, eligibility decisions, wait times, closures, testing, and results are controlled by the California DMV. The customer must verify the appointment and bring every required document. A DMV delay does not guarantee extended instructor or vehicle time.

A customer caused missed or unusable DMV service follows the late cancellation and readiness rules. A DMV or third party cancellation that does not prevent Stallion from delivering its purchased service is not a school caused cancellation. Stallion does not guarantee that a student will pass a permit or driving test.

For the test-day support lesson, Stallion brings its training vehicle to the road test with current registration and proof of insurance, and the instructor goes with the student to the DMV office. The student takes the test in that vehicle when the student is ready to drive safely and the customer has brought every document the DMV requires. The vehicle is provided only with the test-day support lesson, never on its own. If the DMV refuses the Stallion vehicle for a vehicle or paperwork reason within Stallion's control, the change is school caused. If the DMV cancels or moves the road test, or does not conduct it for a reason outside the student's control, Stallion rebooks the test-day support lesson for the new appointment date at no charge and extends its validity to that date, when the customer sends the DMV notice within 14 days. The DMV alone decides whether the test is passed.

Certificates, lesson records and instructor notes

Stallion records actual instructional minutes, lesson dates, assigned instructors, services delivered, completion status, and information required for licensing and school operations. Missed or undelivered minutes are not reported as completed. A completion document is issued or processed only after required instruction is complete and the account is paid in full, subject to applicable law.

An eligible replacement completion certificate requires identity and record verification and carries a $125 reissue fee. No fee applies when Stallion corrects its own clerical error. Instructor notes must be objective, relevant to training, safety, readiness, progress, or an incident and must not contain discriminatory or unrelated personal commentary. The practice-hours log is a convenience for the family. It is not a DMV record, and Stallion does not certify supervised practice hours; the parent or guardian remains responsible for the DMV practice certification.

Privacy, documents and record access

Stallion may collect identification and contact information, permit or license images, parent and emergency contacts, booking and payment records, lesson records, instructor notes, communications, uploaded documents, incident records, accommodation information voluntarily provided for service, and technical account logs. Stallion uses this information to verify eligibility, schedule and deliver service, maintain required records, communicate, prevent fraud, resolve disputes, protect safety, and comply with law.

Access is limited to personnel and service providers who reasonably need the information for their assigned work. An instructor may access the student's lesson information and documents needed for safety and eligibility but should not receive unrelated payment or family information. Stallion may disclose records to the customer or authorized guardian, the student when appropriate, the DMV or another regulator, emergency responders, insurers, payment providers, technology vendors, professional advisers, or law enforcement when permitted or required.

Stallion retains records for the period required by law and for reasonable operational, insurance, audit, fraud prevention, and dispute purposes. A deletion or correction request does not require Stallion to erase an accurate record that it must or reasonably needs to retain. The requester must verify identity and authority before receiving or changing protected records.

Stallion will use reasonable administrative and technical safeguards and will provide legally required notice if covered personal information is acquired by an unauthorized person. No internet or storage system is guaranteed to be completely secure. Customers must use approved upload tools, protect account credentials, and promptly report suspected unauthorized access.

Privacy notice for the website and app (California)

This notice explains how Stallion School of Driving LLC, Folsom branch (705 Gold Lake Dr #210, Folsom, CA 95630; support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com; 916-699-1116) handles personal information collected through stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com, the customer account, booking, the website live chat (Chatway) and in-person service. It is effective October 7, 2026 and applies together with the privacy and records section above.

• What we collect: names, contact details (email, mobile, address), dates of birth, student and parent or guardian details, instruction permit or license details as printed (number, issue and expiration dates, height, weight, eye and hair color, corrective-lens restriction) and optional permit images, the instructor's in-person permit check, the DMV Certificate of Completion of Driver Education (DL 400C) when provided, emergency contacts, pickup places, optional information about accommodations the family chooses to share (never used to approve or refuse a booking), how the family heard about Stallion and who referred them, booking and lesson records, instructor evaluation checklists, practice-hours log entries the family chooses to keep, device registrations for push alerts, payment and receipt records (card data is handled by the payment processor, not stored by Stallion), messages, chat text, agreement acceptances with time and IP address, and technical data such as device, browser and pages visited. Stallion does not ask for Social Security numbers.
• Where it comes from: the customer or parent or guardian, the student, our instructors and office, the payment processor, the California DMV when the customer shares DMV records, and website analytics.
• Why we use it: to verify eligibility, schedule and deliver lessons, collect payments, keep required training records, send service messages, answer questions, keep students and instructors safe, prevent fraud, resolve disputes and meet legal duties.
• Who sees it: permit descriptors, the lens restriction and accommodation notes are visible only to the owner, the office and the student's assigned instructor(s), never to other families or instructors, and are left out of routine data exports.
• Service providers who process it for us: Wix.com (website, accounts, booking, payments, dashboard messages, forms and data storage); the card payment processor connected to Wix checkout; Google Workspace (Google Drive stores uploaded permits, IDs, certificates and other student documents in a private drive that is never shared by link, plus a nightly backup of account records; Gmail sends and stores email); Chatway by Poptin (the website live chat and its automated replies receive the chat text; do not enter permit, ID or card numbers in the chat); Google Analytics, when enabled; and the browser's push-notification service when a user turns on device alerts. They may use the information only to provide their service to Stallion.
• Automated chat: replies in the website chat may come from an automated assistant, not a person. You can ask for a person at any time or text or call 916-699-1116.
• We do not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, and we do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of anyone under 18.
• Do Not Track: the website does not change its behavior in response to browser Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signals. Stallion does not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, so there is no advertising sharing to opt out of.
• Third-party tracking: optional analytics or advertising cookies from other companies are used only as described in the website's cookie controls; other sites you reach through our links have their own practices.

Students under 18: the account belongs to the parent or guardian, who controls the student's information, receives records and can review, correct or delete it (subject to records the law requires us to keep). When a student under 18 opened their own account with a responsible adult's consent, the student holds the account and the adult who consented has the same right to records and copies. A student under 18 who has a linked login can ask us to remove content they posted in their account; email support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com. We collect only what is needed to provide lessons, keep required records and keep students safe. The website and lessons are not directed to children under 13, and Stallion does not knowingly collect personal information online from a child under 13. A parent who believes a child under 13 submitted information may ask us to delete it at support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com.

How long we keep it: lesson, certificate and training records for at least 3 years after the last lesson (or longer when the DMV or other law requires); payment and tax records for 7 years; signed agreements and consent records for 4 years after the account's last purchase; permit and license images until the permit is verified and for up to 1 year after the student's last lesson; chat handoff and website contact messages for 2 years; website live-chat conversations (Chatway) for up to 2 years; website analytics as set in the analytics tool (up to 14 months). Records under a legal hold, dispute or incident review are kept until it ends.

Your choices and requests: you can view and update account details in account settings, turn marketing email on or off, and ask for a copy, correction or deletion of personal information from your account (Help & support → New ticket → My personal data), by emailing support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com, or by calling or texting 916-699-1116. We verify identity and, for a student under 18, parent or guardian authority before acting. We answer within 45 days and do not discriminate against anyone for making a request.

Changes: we post the updated notice here with a new effective date and, for a material change, tell account holders before it applies.

Electronic signatures, accounts and communications

By accepting electronically, the customer agrees to receive this agreement, order summaries, receipts, notices and other records electronically, and agrees that an electronic acceptance or signature has the same effect as a handwritten one under the California Uniform Electronic Transactions Act and the federal E-SIGN Act. Viewing and keeping records requires a current web browser, an email account, and a way to save or print web pages or PDF files. The customer may download the agreement from the account at any time or request a free paper copy by emailing support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com or calling 916-699-1116. The customer may withdraw consent to electronic records by emailing support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com; withdrawal does not affect records already provided, and Stallion will then handle future bookings and records by phone and paper where practical. The customer must keep a working email address and mobile number on the account and update them in account settings.

Stallion sends service messages about account security, bookings, reminders, document requests, payments, schedule changes, emergencies and service follow-up to the customer's account dashboard (messages) and by email. Stallion does not send text messages to customers; for urgent same-day issues the customer may text or call 916-699-1116. The customer must monitor the account and email for service notices. Consent to promotional email is optional, separately recorded, is not a condition of purchase, and ends with the unsubscribe link or in account settings.

The customer is responsible for account credentials and must not share access with an unauthorized person. Actions completed through an authenticated account may be treated as authorized until Stallion receives notice of compromise. Stallion may require identity verification before changing a student's legal name, guardian, certificate information, or protected records.

Cameras, audio, GPS and promotional media

A Stallion vehicle or business system may use exterior video, location, route, speed, vehicle diagnostic, or safety event data for instruction, safety, incident review, fleet protection, and legal compliance. Stallion will provide reasonable notice before collecting in cabin video or other monitoring that is not apparent. Access and retention are limited to legitimate operational, safety, insurance, training, or legal purposes.

Stallion will not make an audio recording of a confidential communication without the consent required by law. A student or customer may not secretly record a confidential conversation where consent is legally required, interfere with a safety device, or publicly disclose private student or personnel information.

A photo, testimonial, social media, or promotional media release is optional and must be accepted separately. For a student under 18, only the parent, guardian or responsible adult who consented may give or revoke this release, and Stallion does not publish a minor's full name, school, or pickup location. Refusing or later revoking future promotional use does not affect purchased service. Revocation does not require recall of material lawfully published before Stallion received the request, except where law requires otherwise.

Accessibility, accommodations and equal service

Stallion provides service without unlawful discrimination. A student or responsible adult may request a reasonable accommodation through the published support channel. Advance notice is encouraged when an accommodation affects vehicle assignment, instructor preparation, communication method, pickup accessibility, or scheduling.

Stallion will review each request individually and may ask for information reasonably necessary to understand the requested accommodation and safe instruction. Stallion may offer an effective alternative when the exact request would be unsafe, unlawful, unavailable, or would fundamentally alter the service. Safety decisions must be based on objective circumstances, not a protected characteristic.

Website accessibility: Stallion aims for its website and customer account to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. The website accessibility statement at /accessibility lists known limitations (including the Wix-hosted login and checkout pages) and how to get help or book by phone or text at 916-699-1116.

Website, booking platform and third party services

Customers may use Stallion's website, account portal, booking tools, payment processor, document upload service, and communication providers only for lawful school related activity. Unauthorized access, credential sharing, scraping, interference, malware, fraudulent payment activity, or misuse of another student's information is prohibited.

A third party platform may have its own privacy, payment, accessibility, and acceptable use terms. Stallion remains responsible for its own commitments but does not control a provider's independent outage, bank processing time, device compatibility, or external website content. Stallion will identify when a customer is leaving its website or purchasing directly from a partner.

Website analytics and necessary cookies may be used for security, account operation, performance, and service improvement. Any optional advertising or marketing tracking should be addressed through the website's current privacy and cookie controls.

Conduct, safety and service termination

This section applies to every student, purchaser, parent, guardian, relative, passenger, guest, or other person who communicates with Stallion, accompanies a lesson, enters a Stallion vehicle or location, uses an account, or acts for the customer. The customer is responsible for accompanying persons.

Stallion may refuse, suspend, end, or permanently terminate service and deny future bookings without prior warning when reasonably necessary to protect safety, property, records, accounts, personnel, customers, or operations. Grounds include:

• Threats, violence, intimidation, stalking, harassment, discriminatory abuse, hate speech, sexual misconduct, or repeated abusive communication
• Unsafe conduct, impairment, a dangerous item, reckless operation, interference with vehicle control, or refusal to follow a reasonable safety direction
• Intentional, reckless, or negligent property damage, theft, tampering, or contamination requiring unusual cleaning or remediation
• Fraud, falsified records, impersonation, payment abuse, unauthorized account access, fabricated evidence submitted to Stallion, or publishing another person's private information (doxxing)
• Repeated disruption, evasion of a suspension through another person or account, retaliation against personnel, or another material policy or legal violation

A lesson stopped or made unusable because of customer side misconduct is consumed. If Stallion ends service because of the conduct of the customer, student, or anyone acting with them, no refund is given: remaining package lessons, credits, and promotional credits are forfeited to the maximum extent permitted by law. Completed services, consumed credits, lawful fees, and documented repair, cleaning, towing, or replacement costs remain due. Stallion may pursue civil remedies and report suspected crimes or safety threats.

Reviews, complaints and false public statements

A good faith complaint, safety report, regulatory report, or honest consumer review is not misconduct. Stallion will not deny service or impose a fee merely because a person expresses an honest negative opinion or exercises a nonwaivable right.

Stallion will not use this agreement to charge, penalize, or end service to anyone because of a review or other statement about Stallion, positive or negative. Stallion may preserve records, request correction, report content to a platform, and use remedies available under general law, which this agreement does not expand. This provision does not require a reviewer to disclose private evidence publicly and does not restrict protected speech.

A person who never accepted this agreement is not bound by it solely because the person posts online. Stallion may still use platform reporting, evidence preservation, a measured public response, professional advice, and lawful legal remedies. Stallion should not disclose confidential student information while responding publicly.

Emergency exceptions, complaints and disputes

An emergency exception request must be submitted through the account or published support channel as soon as reasonably possible, identify the booking, and include available documentation. An exception is not approved until Stallion confirms it in writing. A prior exception does not create a right to another exception.

A customer should submit an internal dispute about a lesson status, fee, payment, credit, record, or document within 14 calendar days after the event or charge so Stallion can preserve and review the available evidence. This internal review period does not shorten a legal limitations period or waive a chargeback, regulatory complaint, or other nonwaivable right. While a payment dispute is pending, affected credits and future bookings may be held to prevent duplicate use or inconsistent accounting.

Stallion will review the booking record, communications, instructor record, payment record, system log, and submitted evidence. The customer may also use any complaint process made available by the California DMV or another regulator. The parties should first attempt a good faith written resolution when practical.

Online driver education and affiliate services

An online course purchased from an independent education partner, such as the Stallion Drivers Ed Academy online course, taught on a course platform operated under California course license E0159, which controls enrollment, payment, course progress, refunds and certificate mailing, is governed by the provider's enrollment, cancellation, refund, support, completion, privacy, and certificate terms shown at purchase. Stallion will clearly identify an affiliate relationship and when the customer is leaving Stallion's website. This agreement governs only the services sold or delivered by Stallion unless the order summary expressly states otherwise.

Agreement changes, governing law and general terms

The version accepted at purchase governs that purchase. Stallion may update terms prospectively for later purchases and bookings. A material change to an existing package requires legally sufficient notice and consent when consent is required. A safety or legal procedure may take immediate effect when reasonably necessary, but it does not retroactively create a new charge.

California law governs this agreement. Subject to a nonwaivable right or another legally required location, a court proceeding concerning Folsom branch services will be brought in the appropriate court in Sacramento County, California. This agreement does not require private arbitration and does not waive access to small claims court or a regulator.

If a provision is unenforceable, it will be limited or removed only to the extent necessary and the remaining provisions continue. A delay in enforcement is not a permanent waiver. The headings help navigation but do not narrow the terms. Neither the customer nor student may transfer this agreement or credits except as expressly permitted. Stallion may transfer the agreement to a lawful successor that assumes the applicable service obligations. Nothing in this agreement limits Stallion's responsibility for its own fraud, willful injury, gross negligence, or violation of law, or waives any right that California law does not allow to be waived.

How to manage the account or request help

Use the customer account for ordinary booking, cancellation, rescheduling, document upload, contact changes, and pickup edits. If an action is unavailable, submit the website support form or email support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com. Active customers may text 916-699-1116 for urgent lesson day information. A request is complete only when the account or Stallion confirms the result.

Notices to the customer may be delivered through the account dashboard messages, email, receipt, or checkout record using the latest contact information provided. Stallion does not send text messages; the phone line is for urgent lesson day issues. Formal legal notices to Stallion must be mailed to Stallion School of Driving, 705 Gold Lake Dr #210, Folsom, CA 95630, with a copy emailed to support@stallionfolsomdrivingschool.com.