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Theory Test/Hazard Perception Training
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The theory test was introduced to significantly
improve road safety and reduce accidents among newly qualified drivers.
By understanding the rules of driving you know what to expect from
other road users. This will enable you to anticipate potential hazards,
leaving you to enjoy a safe journey.
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The theory test comprises of 2 parts. The
first part is a 50 question multiple choice test which is done entirely
on a PC. The pass mark for this is 43 correct answers. The test itself
is made up of 14 topics: alertness, attitude and safety, your vehicle,
safety margins, hazard awareness, vulnerable road users, other types
of vehicles, vehicle handling, motorway rules, rules of the road,
road and traffic signs, documents, accidents and vehicle loading.
The second part of the theory test is hazard
perception. This is a series of 14 separate video clips showing hazardous
situations. You must identify them by clicking the mouse to show that
you have seen the potential hazard before it actually becomes one.
You must score 44 or more out of 75 to pass. You have to pass your
practical driving test within 2 years or you will have to retake the
theory and hazard parts again.
Educational Literature
Our comprehensive theory test pack covers all aspects and when used
correctly will prepare you for your test.
(Contents includes 29 mock test papers, Highway Code, Knowing your
traffic signs and the official DSA cd-rom for the multiple choice
and hazard perception tests). Price £30.
OR….
Or we can supply the following books and cd-roms individually. The
Highway Code £1.49, Know Your Traffic Signs £3, Driving the Essential
Skills £12.99 and The Complete Theory Test Cd-Rom £20. All these items
can be purchased from your instructor or alternatively call us direct.
Proof of Identification
When you go to the test centre you must take with you:
- Your signed provisional licence
(both sections of a photocard and paper part licence)
- Your theory test appointment letter
or internet booking details
- If you have an old paper style licence
you will need to take a valid passport as ID
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