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The Tests you'll take
The Theory Test is the first hurdle you face on
the road to a Driving Licence
- The test is in two parts
- 50 randomly selected multiple choice
questions
- Followed by the Hazard Perception Test
which involves a series of video clips
- Within each video clip you will be
asked to identify hazards that develop
- Both parts of the test must be passed
at the same time
- Fail one part and you'll have to take
both parts again
Preparing for the Theory Test
- It's unlikely that you'll succeed
unless you are fully prepared
- There is a variety of books and
software available
- You'll find a useful
link on this site
How do I apply?
- You can apply for the Theory Test once
you have a Provisional Licence
- You can do this on 0870 0101 372.
Expect long and expensive delays in getting
through to the DSA
- You might find it easier and cheaper to
apply online at dsa.gov.uk
- Make sure you have your Driving Licence
ready when you book
The Driving Test
- You must pass the Theory Test before
applying for a Driving Test
- Make sure you are ready before you take
your Driving Test
- The Driving Standards Agency has an
appalling record when it comes to providing
Driving Tests. Waiting times are around 10
weeks (November 2005)
- This has caused panic bookings amongst
candidates and many have taken and failed
their tests long before they were ready
- The DSA doesn't mind, it gets £45.50
for each attempt
How do I apply?
- You can only apply for a Driving Test
once you have passed your Theory Test
- You apply just as you did for the
Theory Test
- Have both your Driving Licence and
Theory Test certificate number ready
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Try
the free Theory Test quizzes on this site
Each
quiz returns an explanation of the question
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