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At One Stop Driving school we will teach you all you need to know to pass your driving test and become a safe and confident driver.

Our instructors are based in Currambine and are available to provide driving lessons in most suburbs north of Perth.

We provide:

• Manual car driver training - Hyundai Getz (1.4L 2008 model)


• Automatic car driver training - Nissan Tilda (1.8l 2008 model)


• All learner driver vehicles have dual controls and air-conditioning


• Professional, certified and highly skilled driving instructors


• Scheduled driving lesson plans


• Overseas driver's license conversions


• Written report after every driving lesson


• Vehicle orientation and skills development


• Student pick ups


• Appointment arrangements for practical tests


• All of our driver training services are of reasonable rates


• Hour long driving lessons with goal settings before start of lesson


There are various steps involved in getting your driver's license. You will need to develop your knowledge of the road rules, your driving skills and safe driving habits.

First step - learner's permit
You can apply for a learner's permit at any licensing centre any time after you turn 16. Before being issued with a learner's permit you will have to pass a theory test. This computerised test consists of 30 multiple choice questions on road rules and safe driving practice. You can practice on the online learner's quiz and read the Drive Safe book to help you pass the test.

Second step - learning to drive
This step is where you can begin lessons with a qualified instructor.

Third step - practical driving assessment
This stage is where you can take the practical driving assessment. You must be at least 16 years and 6 months old to take the driving assessment.

Fourth step - log book
When you have passed your driving assessment you can move to the next step to gaining your provisional driver's licence. In this stage you still need to drive under supervision and you will also have to maintain a log book and accumulate a minimum of 25 hours of driving experience across a range of conditions.

You must take at least 6 months to accumulate the 25 hours of driving experience. (Some exemptions apply.) You will not be able to attempt the Hazard Perception Test until at least 6 months after passing your practical driving assessment and accruing at least 25 hours of experience.

You must still continue to display your L plates during this stage.

Fifth step - Hazard Perception Test
On or after your 17th birthday, and once the log book has been checked at a licensing centre or agent you will have to pass the Hazard Perception Test to get your provisional licence.

Once you have passed the Hazard Perception Test you will be able to drive unsupervised. There are certain restrictions and conditions that P-platers must adhere to - like 0 alcohol limit, not being able to drive between 12 and 5 am with in the first 6 months and always displaying the p plate for the first two years.

Call Sue now on 0401 628 143 if you have any questions or want to book your driving lessons.


Services Provided


 



Manual car lessons, automatic car lessons, overseas driver's license conversions, driving instructors, refresher driving lessons.



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