Practice for your LGV / HGV theory test with small easy-to-learn topics, all of the Official DVSA practice theory questions and hazard perception videos. Free mock theory tests. Practise your driving theory test for free with these multiple choice questions from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency revision list. There are two fundamental tests that every HGV driver must pass before they receive their licence: a theory test and a practical skills test.

• Official Questions All questions are based on the latest DVSA question bank. There is a high chance of similar questions appearing in your test. • Instant Feedback Don’t wait until the end of the test to find out the answer. Feedback and explanations are given after every question. Logic Pro 9 Torrent Mac. • Highway Code Read the Highway Code online completely for FREE. We advise you to read it before tackling our questions. • Hazard Perception Get access to all DVSA Hazard Perception clips.

Practice as many times as you need to get the perfect score. Start preparing for your 2017 Driving Theory Test now! Please use the (or to change your appointment time). You will need to hold a valid provisional driving licence (). Alternatively you can call 0300 200 1122 (Mon-Fri) if you require extra support. Who can book the test? Anyone aged 17 or over can apply to sit the UK theory test.

Test cost The car theory test costs £23 to book, which you can pay online. Result You must pass both parts of the theory test to pass. If you pass, you will get a pass certificate (valid for 2 years). If you fail, you will need to wait 3 working days before booking another one. What to bring to your test You must bring the UK photocard driving licence to your test. If you are from Northern Ireland, you must also bring the paper counterpart.

There are no right or wrong answers in the hazard perception test, the only thing that is being tested is your hazard awareness and your ability to react to developing hazards. When you take your hazard perception test try to click on the mouse as soon as you spot a developing hazard to ensure you get full marks. You do not lose points by clicking on potential hazards. However don’t click continuously on everything shown in a clip or in a particular pattern, as a warning will come up on the screen and you will receive 0 marks for that clip. Each time you click on the mouse, a red flag will appear at the bottom of your screen. Things to look out for: • Pedestrians about to cross the road • Cars pulling in front of you • Buses moving away from the bus stop • Merging vehicles • Turning vehicles • Braking vehicles • Parked up vehicles with hazards lights on • Cyclists How to book your test?