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The
Theory Test
You
must complete and pass your theory test before you can take your practical test,
you can of course start taking your practical lessons before passing your
theory, to help you understand the theory and put the knowledge in to
practice.
The
driving theory test has two parts, part one is a multiple choice test of 50
questions and part two is a hazard perception test of 14 video clips in which
you will have to identify 15 developing hazards.
In
the multiple choice you need to score 43 or more to pass the actual test within
a 57 minute time period. In the hazard perception test you will need to score 44
or more out of 75 to pass this part of the theory test.
Although
you will need to pass both parts of the test at the same time to pass your
theory test, just one part is NOT enough.
What
is Hazard Perception?
Hazard
perception is the ability of a driver to identify situations at the earliest
possible opportunity that might require them as a driver to take some form of
avoiding action such as changing speed or direction.
This
involves techniques such as scanning, selecting a safe separation distance,
using an appropriate speed, planning well ahead, and having good anticipation.
You
can contact us by phone with any questions regarding the theory test on
01474.359608
or 07748
844493
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