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Driving school
Theory questions
The first part of your theory test, the multiple choice test has a maximum possible score of 50. In order to get a pass rate you need to get a score of 43 or higher. The pass mark for this section is 86%.
[Note] both parts of the theory/hazard perception test must be passed in the same sitting.
This section of the test requires a good knowledge of the highway code and should not be underestimated.
A copy of Driving the essential skills is an extremly valuable resorse along with an upto date cd/app or dvd.
It is also in my oppinion extremly useful to begin driving lessons before the theory test is attempted. Practical driving experience on the open road will greatly improve your understanding of life on the public highway, including amongst other subjects.
Road signs
Real life hazard awareness
Defensive driving techniques
Vehicle handling
Road traffic laws
Booking the DVSA Theory test
It is highly advised that the test is only booked on the official government website
Dont forget your provisional driving licence
The test is carried out on a computer the question element is 57 minutes in duration.
Be sure to read the questions carefully.
It is possible to flag questions to return to later on in the test.
It is highly advisable not to rush and to keep as calm as possible .
Hazard perception test
The Hazard perception element was added as an attempt by the government to reduce the rate of injurys and deaths on the UK road network.
The test is designed to be the first step in the long process of training test candidates to drive defensively.
A defensive driver will endever to
Drive in a curtious mannor
Will constantly monitor the envoronment 360 degrees around their vehicle
At all times employ safe driving stratagies to reduce the risk of collision with all other road users including pedrestians, cyclists , horses , large vehicles
Will concentrate at all times, not allowing them selves to get destracted by
Passengers
Mobile devices
Car Radios
The benefits of driving defensivly include increased safety for yourself , your passengers and others.
Driving defensively and good fowards planning will reduce fuel costs and limit envoronmental pollution
With every year a new driver completes without making a claim an insurance no claimes bonus will be earnt reducing insurance premiums!