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The theory test has two parts you must pass in one sitting: the multiple-choice questions and the hazard perception test. Here's the path most people take to get there with confidence.
Work through all 14 Highway Code subjects, from road signs to safety margins.
Answer real-style multiple-choice questions and learn from every explanation.
Revise hazard perception so you can anticipate developing hazards on the day.
Take timed, full-length mocks until you score 45+ comfortably and consistently.
Book at GOV.UK, walk in ready, and collect your two-year pass certificate.
Questions in the real test are drawn from these 14 categories. Revise them all and there are no surprises on the day.
Same four-option format, same Highway Code knowledge. Pick an answer to see instant feedback and a plain-English explanation — exactly how our practice works.
Start a full mock testMultiple-choice questions are only half of it. You also watch 14 video clips and click the moment a hazard starts developing — 44 out of 75 to pass, in the same sitting. It catches out more people than the questions do.
Read our hazard perception guide →Signs fall into clear families. Learn the shape and colour rules and you can read almost any sign on sight.
Also worth knowing: sign families · road markings · speed limits · roundabout rules · stopping distances
Free official downloads: Know Your Traffic Signs (PDF) and the Highway Code — straight from GOV.UK.
Theory tests are held at DVSA centres across England, Scotland and Wales. Arrive about 15 minutes early and bring the right documents.
Once your theory's passed, Intensive Driving Courses Wales run 1-to-1 crash courses across South & West Wales, manual or automatic.
The theory test changes shape depending on what you are licensed for — different question counts, pass marks and extra parts. These guides cover both routes.
The car theory test has 50 multiple-choice questions and you have 57 minutes to answer them. You need at least 43 correct to pass that section, then a separate hazard perception test follows.
43 out of 50 (86%) for the multiple-choice section and 44 out of 75 for hazard perception. You must pass both parts in the same sitting — if you fail one, you retake the whole test.
The car theory test costs £23. Always book through the official government service at gov.uk/book-theory-test. Third-party sites charge a markup for booking the very same test.
Your theory test pass lasts two years. You must pass your practical driving test within that window, otherwise you'll need to sit the theory test again.
Yes. Our practice questions, mock tests and topic guides are free to use with no sign-up required. We're an independent study resource, not the official booking service.
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