Christmas came early for horny driving instructors after the Netherlands ruled it was perfectly legal—if "undesirable"—for them to exchange driving lessons for sex, the Telegraph reports. The question was brought before parliament by an official who was concerned the practice was prostitution, not because prostitution is illegal—it isn't in the Netherlands—but because these driving-students-turned-escorts aren't properly licensed and therefore wouldn't be properly taxed for the exchange. Two ministers found it isn't prostitution as long as the instructor is the one making the offer. "It is important that the initiative lies with the driving instructor and focuses on offering a driving lesson, with the payment provided in sexual acts," they wrote in a letter to parliament.
But there are some rules when it comes to what is being called "ride for a ride," the Telegraph reports. First, both driving instructor and driving student most be over 18. And the Independent adds the sex must be done in a way that is both safe for the participants and the public.
But there are some rules when it comes to what is being called "ride for a ride," the Telegraph reports. First, both driving instructor and driving student most be over 18. And the Independent adds the sex must be done in a way that is both safe for the participants and the public.
