Theory Test & Hazard Perception Test

The theory test was introduced to significantly improve road safety and reduce accidents amoung newly qualified drivers. By understanding the rules of driving you know what to expect from other road users.

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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 and the show me/tell me tests within 2 years or you will have to retake the theory and hazard parts again.

The purpose of the practical Driving Test is to find out whether you can drive safely, without supervision on the roads. You will not pass unless you can show the examiner that you have the ability to do this. Once you have passed your Theory Test you should discuss with your instructor about when you should apply for a Practical Test.The Practical Driving Test is relatively straightforward. It lasts approximately 40 minutes and is conducted from your local driving test centre by a DSA examiner.

Test routes are designed to be as uniformed as possible and include a range of typical road and traffic conditions. Your local Driving Instructor or Crash-Courses.com Office can help with your test application

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