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 History
The Motor Schools Association of Great Britain (MSA) was formed on March 31, 1935, just before the driving test was introduced. The association's principal aims, then as now, are to keep members informed of any matters of interest to them, to represent the views of members to Government, its departments and agencies, to provide services that will be of benefit to members and to set standards of professional and ethical behaviour for teachers of driving.
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 Membership
Full MSA membership is reserved for DSA approved driving instructors, however trainees, prospective driving instructors, driving school proprietors and other interested parties may also join but are not allowed to vote. Prospective driving instructors (PDIs) are welcomed into MSA membership and on qualification are converted to full members at no extra charge. The MSA also offers membership to LGV instructors.
 How it is run
The MSA is a company limited by guarantee. Formal title The Motor Schools Association of Great Britain Ltd. Registered in London 615026. The association's registered office is at 101 Wellington Road North, Stockport, Cheshire SK4 2LP. The MSA is run on behalf of members by the Board of Management. Board members, who are all working driving instructors, are democratically elected at local elections held in each of the association's 10 regions. They are paid no salary for the work they do.
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 Information
The MSA prides itself on the information available to its members. Most of the information passed on to members is contained in the MSA's national publication, MSA Newslink. Published monthly, this is sent to all members who also receive a copy of their regional MSA Instructor newspaper and a copy of the association's Annual Report & Handbook.
 Representation
Representation The MSA represents driver training interests to all relevant Government departments and agencies. The association is also a member of: PACTS (the Parliamentary Advisory Committee on Transport Safety); ESVA (the European Secure Vehicle Alliance) and RoSPA (the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents). European involvement is as the UK representative to EFA (the European Driving Schools Association).
 Services
The MSA is always seeking to expand the services available to it's membership by continually introducing offers that are exclusive to MSA members.
 The Future
The MSA is a forward-looking organisation, always open to new ideas and improved methods. We plan to offer further services and benefits to members if you have any ideas about new services we can offer please send us an e-mail or use our enquiry form.