Theory & Hazard Perception Course
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Theory & Hazard Perception Course
Overview
The Theory and Hazard Perception Test is a mandatory assessment for anyone looking to obtain a driving license in the UK. It’s designed to evaluate a candidate’s understanding of road rules, traffic signs, and safe driving practices, as well as their ability to identify potential hazards on the road.
Test Structure
- Format: Multiple-choice questions.
- Number of Questions: 50 questions.
- Passing Marks: You need to score at least 43 out of 50 to pass the theory section.
- Topics Covered: Road signs and markings. Safe driving practices. Traffic laws and regulations. Understanding of vehicle handling.
- Format: Video clips of various driving scenarios.
- Number of Clips: 14 clips (about 1 minute long each).
- Scoring: Each clip contains developing hazards, with a maximum score of 5 for each hazard identified.
- Passing Marks: A score of at least 44 out of 75 is required to pass the hazard perception section.
- Goal: To assess your ability to recognize and react to potential dangers on the road in real-time.
Booking Fee
Theory Test Free : £23 to be paid directly to DVSA.
Theory & Hazard Perception Course
Starting from
£9.99
What is included?
- Every revision question from the DVSA - the people who set the test.
- Sit unlimited mock tests with interactive case studies.
- Read the DVSA explanations and links to the Highway Code to help you learn and understand the correct answers.
- Detailed progress monitor.
- Optional voiceover to help those with reading difficulties or dyslexia. Available in English, Punjabi, Polish, Urdu and Arabic.
- Practise using over 700 high quality interactive video clips covering a variety of environments and road conditions to help prepare you for your test.
- Watch the DVSA introduction video and sample video clips.
- Sit unlimited mock tests using high quality video clips.
- Review each clip to improve your skills.
- Analyse your performance and find out when you are ready to sit the real test.