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Helen Hopson is a fully qualified driving instructor, as certified with the Driving Standards Agency. Helen has many years of experience teaching learner drivers of all ages in West Lothian. If you are a new driver in West Lothian and are looking to take your first driving lessons, want to build your driving confidence after your test, or are interested in specialised lessons (such as motorway lessons) then you've come to the right place!
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Helen Hopson is a fully qualified driving instructor, as certified with the Driving Standards Agency who has many years of experience teaching learner drivers of all ages in West Lothian.
Helen promotes a calm learning environment and believes that driving lessons should be fun and not a chore.
The motto of Inspired Driving is building pupil confidence and Helen regularly deals with pupils of all ages, particularly specialising in first-time pupils and qualified drivers who have lost their confidence.
I have and will continue to recommend you as an instructor to anyone learning to drive as I am not sure I would have passed my test so successfully at 38 weeks pregnant (!) if it weren't for your teaching.
Robert Fullarton - motorway lessons: I had a fright on my first time on a motorway and avoided them for months before trying to find some help.
It really restricted my every day life and where I could apply for a job.
After doing three lessons with Helen, I was on the motorway on my own and it felt great!
Q: What is a provisional license?
A: Before taking driving lessons on Britain's roads, you must first have applied for and obtained a provisional driving license.
You can find out more details and apply on the Government website.
Q: Can I learn to drive with my mum or dad?
A: Lots of people have their first driving lesson with their mum or dad and most generally find it to be a hair-raising experience!
While you can drive with any adult over the age of 21 who has held their full UK driving license for over three years, it is recommend by the DSA that new learners choose a qualified instructor for their lessons.
All modules should be practical sessions, although local conditions may mean some are theory based.
You will normally spend at least 5.5 hours driving.
There is no test but you will be assessed throughout the driving course.
In order to pass the Pass Plus, you will have to reach the required standard in all driving modules.
You will be sent a Pass Plus certificate after you have successfully finished your training.
You will need this when applying for a car insurance discount.
The next step is the Hazard Perception Test.
You will be shown 14 video clips which feature every-day road scenes.
To achieve a high score you'll need to respond to dangerous road situations and developing hazards.
When you arrive at the Theory Test Centre, you will need to present BOTH the paper and photocard parts of your driving license.
You will not be allowed to sit your Theory Test without these documents but will still be charged.
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