HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR THEORY TEST?
You must have taken and passed your Theory Test prior to taking your practical driving test in south London. The Theory Test is carried out online at a designated test centre and consists of two parts.
The car theory test costs £23. There are two parts to the test:
Part 1: Multiple choice
Part 2: Hazard perception
It is important to prepare for your theory test in advance: there is a lot to learn about the rules of the road including knowing all the traffic and road signs.
The car theory test costs £23. There are two parts to the test:
Part 1: Multiple choice
Part 2: Hazard perception
It is important to prepare for your theory test in advance: there is a lot to learn about the rules of the road including knowing all the traffic and road signs.
Multiple CHoice Questions |
Hazard Perception Test |
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Please note: The Theory Test must be taken at a Theory Test Centre and cannot be done online at home or elsewhere.
Ace Your Driving Theory Test
At Driving Schools in South London, we're committed to helping you pass your theory test with flying colours. Here's our comprehensive guide to acing your test:
Essential THEORY TEST Study Materials
Essential reference material to help pass your Theory Test and Hazard Perception Test incudes:
The Highway Code
Your bible for road rules and regulations Ensure you have the latest edition Available online A must for all drivers |
Driving - The Essential Skills
The official handbook for safe driving techniques Available in bookstores and libraries. Not just for new drivers |
Know Your Traffic Signs
Master UK road signs with this comprehensive guide Perfect for new drivers to the UK learn your traffic road signs tips and help |
SEE WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE HIGHWAY CODE
Practice Makes PerfecT
There are several way to reinforce your learning and below we have put together some useful apps and websites where you can practice the Theory Test Multiple Choice Questions and also the Hazard Perception Test elements of the test.
Official DVSA Theory Test Kit app
- Download on iOS or Android - Packed with practice questions and hazard perception clips £15 for 30 days access |
DVSA Hazard Perception Guide
- Sharpen your hazard spotting skills - Interactive tutorials and practice scenarios |
Free Online Resources
- Utilize free practice questions on reputable websites Such as the RAC and Safe Driving For Life |
Our Theory Test Prepeartion Tips
1. Purchase or borriwing the required books for learning
2. Start early - give yourself plenty of time to study
3. Mix it up - use books, apps, and practice tests
4. Understand, don't just memorise
5. Regular hazard perception practice is key
6. Take mock tests to build confidence
2. Start early - give yourself plenty of time to study
3. Mix it up - use books, apps, and practice tests
4. Understand, don't just memorise
5. Regular hazard perception practice is key
6. Take mock tests to build confidence
Theory Test Day Essentials
- Arrive 15 minutes early and ready
- Don't forget to bring your provisional license with you
- Listen carefully to all the instructions given
Remember you can rebook your Theory Test for 3 days later if you fail.
Ask your driving instructor for help - he can quiz you whilst driving
Our experienced instructors at Driving Schools in South London are here to support you every step of the way. We offer tailored theory test preparation as part of our comprehensive driving courses.
Passing your theory test is your first step towards driving freedom in South London. With our expert guidance and these resources, you'll be well-equipped to tackle both the multiple-choice questions and hazard perception test.
Ready to start your journey? Contact us today and let's get you on the road to success!
HAZARD PERCEPTION TEST GUIDE
Here is our ultimate guide to the Hazard Perception Test which is part of the Theory Test.
The hazard perception test is a crucial part of the UK driving theory test. It's designed to assess a driver's ability to spot developing hazards on the road. Here are our key points:
1. Hazard Perception Test Format:
- 14 video clips showing real-life driving scenarios
- Each clip is about 1 minute long
- 13 clips contain one developing hazard, 1 clip contains two hazards
2. Test Scoring:
- Maximum score of 75 points (5 points per hazard)
- Passing score is 44 out of 75
3. How it works:
- You click the mouse button when you spot a developing hazard
- Earlier detection of the hazard results in a higher score
- The test is designed to reward anticipation and early recognition
4. Types of hazards:
- Pedestrians crossing or approaching the road
- Vehicles emerging from junctions
- Vehicles changing lanes or braking suddenly
- Cyclists or motorcyclists
- Road works or obstructions
5. Key skills tested:
- Scanning the road effectively
- Anticipating potential dangers
- Recognizing how hazards develop
6. Preparation tips:
- Practice with official DVSA materials
- Use hazard perception apps or online resources
- Watch real-life driving footage to improve hazard spotting skills
7. Common mistakes to avoid:
- Clicking too often (can result in zero score for that clip)
- Waiting too long to click
- Focusing only on the center of the screen
8. Importance:
- Essential for passing the theory test
- Develops crucial skills for safe driving in real-life situations
Remember, the hazard perception test is designed to make you a safer driver by improving your ability to anticipate and react to potential dangers on the road.
The hazard perception test is a crucial part of the UK driving theory test. It's designed to assess a driver's ability to spot developing hazards on the road. Here are our key points:
1. Hazard Perception Test Format:
- 14 video clips showing real-life driving scenarios
- Each clip is about 1 minute long
- 13 clips contain one developing hazard, 1 clip contains two hazards
2. Test Scoring:
- Maximum score of 75 points (5 points per hazard)
- Passing score is 44 out of 75
3. How it works:
- You click the mouse button when you spot a developing hazard
- Earlier detection of the hazard results in a higher score
- The test is designed to reward anticipation and early recognition
4. Types of hazards:
- Pedestrians crossing or approaching the road
- Vehicles emerging from junctions
- Vehicles changing lanes or braking suddenly
- Cyclists or motorcyclists
- Road works or obstructions
5. Key skills tested:
- Scanning the road effectively
- Anticipating potential dangers
- Recognizing how hazards develop
6. Preparation tips:
- Practice with official DVSA materials
- Use hazard perception apps or online resources
- Watch real-life driving footage to improve hazard spotting skills
7. Common mistakes to avoid:
- Clicking too often (can result in zero score for that clip)
- Waiting too long to click
- Focusing only on the center of the screen
8. Importance:
- Essential for passing the theory test
- Develops crucial skills for safe driving in real-life situations
Remember, the hazard perception test is designed to make you a safer driver by improving your ability to anticipate and react to potential dangers on the road.
Example Hazard Perception Test Video
Below is an example of a Hazard Perception Test Video you will see on your test. You must simply click on the screen (anywhere) when you see a potential hazard.
DO YOU KNOW YOUR ROAD SIGNS?
For learner drivers, understanding road signs is a critical part of the theory test. It is essential to pass this test to pass your driving test and obtain a driving license.
DRIVING TEST FACTS
Just over 1 in 2 drivers fail their driving test at the first attempt
52%
An estimated cost of £52 million per year!