Section 18-910. ADVERTISING BY DRIVING SCHOOLS

 

910.1No licensed driving school shall use any name other than its licensed name for advertising or publicity purposes, nor shall a school advertise or imply that it is “supervised,” “recommended,” “endorsed,” “accredited,” or “approved” by the District of Columbia.

 

910.2A driving school may exhibit on its premises a sign reading, “THIS SCHOOL IS LICENSED BY THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,” and may advertise that fact.

 

910.3No driving school shall publish, advertise, or intimate that a license is guaranteed or assured to any person.

 

910.4No owner, representative, agent, or employee of any driving school shall engage in any conduct or make any representation tending to give the impression that a license to operate a motor vehicle, or any other license, permit, registration, or service granted by the Department of Public Works, may be obtained by any means other than prescribed by law, or by furnishing or obtaining the same by illegal or improper means, nor shall any owner, representative, agent or employee request, accept, exact, or collect any money or anything of value for that purpose.