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Theory test prep
The theory test is two parts taken in one sitting: multiple choice first, then hazard perception. You must pass both on the same day. Here is how each works and where to practise.
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Part 1: multiple choice
- 50 questions, and you need 43 correct to pass.
- You get 57 minutes. Three of the questions are based on a short video clip of a driving scenario.
- Questions are drawn from the Highway Code, traffic signs and safe driving, so study those and you are most of the way there.
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Part 2: hazard perception
- You watch 14 video clips, each with at least one developing hazard. One clip has two, so there are 15 to spot.
- Click as soon as you see a hazard developing. The earlier you spot it, the more points, up to 5 per hazard. The pass mark is 44 out of 75.
- Do not click continuously or in a pattern to game it. If you do, you score zero for that clip.
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Cost, and how long it lasts
- The car theory test costs £23.
- Your pass certificate lasts 2 years. You must pass your practical test within that window, or you will have to take the theory test again.
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Practise and book
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