The purpose of the Association is to organize the professional driving schools throughout Nevada for the purpose of raising the standards and educational methods for teaching driving, so as to promote safety on the highways and streets; and to inform and educate the general public to the need for better driver education and training and all things relating there to. And further, too:

1)      Consider and deal with those common intra-profession problems, such as management, employment, function of the driving school profession; to secure cooperative action in advancing the common purposes of its members; foster equity in business practices; and promote activities to enable the profession to conduct itself with the greatest economy and efficiency and to provide improved services by the employers and employees.

2)      Give proper consideration and expression of opinion upon questions affecting the profession and the financial, commercial, and professional interest of the state.

3)      Cooperate with other professions and organizations.

4)      Do anything necessary and proper for the accomplishment of any objectives of the association, all of which shall be consistent with the public interest, as well as in the interest of this profession.

5)      Help upgrade, dignify, and professionalize the driving school profession so as to always be worthy of the public's confidence and trust in its instruction.

In furtherance of these purposes and objectives, but not in limitation thereof, the Association shall have power:

1)      To collect and disseminate statistics and other information.

2)      To promote standardization and simplification of teaching methods and techniques.

3)      To conduct trade promotion activities, including advertising and publicity.

4)      To advance lawful and fair practices, customs and usages.

5)      To promote the arbitration of disputes.

6)      To foster and promote sound and equitable worker relations policies.

7)      To further training and education of those connected with or desirous of becoming affiliated with the profession.

8)      To further the reduction of traffic accidents.

9)      To promote sound accounting practices and uniform cost methods.

10)  To Study financial and related policies.

11)  To promote and exchange information.

12)  To disseminate information of a general economic, social, and governmental character, to analyze subject relating thereto, and secure and present the views of the members to other organizations, the government, and the public.

13)  To engage in any lawful activities which will enhance the efficient and economic progress of the profession and apprise the public of its scope and character.

14)  To secure adequate laws and regulations necessary to insure the development, growth, and security of the profession.

15)  To secure adequate laws and regulations necessary to insure adequate protection of the public's welfare.

16)  To advance the cause of highway safety.