The Theory Test is the first stage of becoming a new driver and it involves you performing an 'on screen test' which you must pass before you can take the practical on road test.

In Nov 2002 the Hazard Perception Test was introduced, this is taken after you have answered all of the theory test questions. This part of the test involves watching a series of video clips. Each clip will have several developing hazards in which you will have to look out for. Once you have noticed a hazard developing you must respond by clicking the mouse.

A hidden timing device will detect how quickly you have responded to the developing hazard and this will determine your overall score. You must get at least 44 points to pass this part of the test.

You must pass both the Theory and Hazard Perception Test at the same time to get an overall pass.

There are many ways in which you can prepare for this test, and your instructor will be on hand to offer you as much support and advice as you need. We recommend the following books and CD ROMs to help you prepare for the Theory/Hazard Perception Tests. You may also wish to purchase these products directly from us.

	The Official Highway Code. The Official Highway Code is for life, not just for passing your driving test. It is a crucial tool for all road users... and applies to every stage of your life Road Safety Minister - Jim Fitzpatrick	£2.50
	The UK's Best Selling Driving Test Software. Theory Test Hazard Perception Practical Test The Highway Code Show me, tell me Mock Driving Test Road Signs Test Learn on the Go Theory Test Book Advice Centre	£9.99

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Once you have worked your way through all of the Theory Test topics, why not try taking our FREE MOCK THEORY TEST and see how you do.  

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