When you enter the theory test centre, show your driving licence to staff. If you do not have it with you, you will not be allowed to take the test. There will also be some security checks. You must leave your personal possessions in a secure place and you may be asked to run your fingers through your hair to ensure that you do not have any concealed communications devices.
Before you start the multiple choice test, you can have a minute practice session to get used to the format of the test. There are also some scenario-based questions, based on video clips, which you will usually see at the end of the test.
If you experience difficulties while taking the test, raise your hand and let the invigilators know there is an issue.
Before you start the test, put on the headphones and watch a short video, which shows you how the test works. You can score up to 5 points for each hazard. Each clip shows one hazard, apart from one clip, which has two. You can get loads more information on the hazard perception test here. You need to get a minimum of 43 out of 50 on the multiple choice and 44 out of 75 on the hazard perception test to pass.
Head over to the government-run Safe Driving for Life website and try their mock tests - though they only offer the multiple choice part. You must have your photocard driving licence on the day of your theory test. You get 15 minutes before your test to get used to the touch screen and the layout of the questions.
Stuck on a tricky one? The survey questions don't affect the result of the test. When you have finished the test you may leave the examination room. You will be given your result and feedback information within 10 minutes of finishing the test. Car and motorcycle drivers will receive a pass certificate. You will need this to book and take your practical test, so it is important that you keep this safe. LGV and PCV drivers will receive an embossed pass letter detailing the results for the part of the theory test you have completed.
When you pass both tests, you will receive your theory test certificate which includes your theory test number. You will need this number when you book your practical test. Theory test certificates are valid for two years from the date you passed. If you do not pass your practical test within this two year period, you will have to take another theory test. If you fail your theory test you should look at the feedback given on the letter and identify why you failed.
You can book another theory test straight away but you cannot take the test for another three clear working days. So, if you failed your first test on Monday afternoon, you will have to wait until Friday morning before you can take your next one. For the multiple choice test, you will be given feedback on the topic areas in which you answered questions incorrectly and the number of questions you got wrong.
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The multiple choice theory test. How to pass the hazard perception test. Frequently asked questions about the theory test. How do I book the theory test? Only book the theory test through the official website here , or call I have a full automatic driving licence , do I still need to take my theory test for a manual car? What do I need to bring with me to the theory test centre? Bring your provisional driving licence. If you have the old style paper licence then bring it together with your passport.
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