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Join us and learn The Secrets Behind Passing Your Theory Test:
professional ADI Driving Instructor for 10 years
Join us and learn The Secrets Behind Passing Your Theory Test:
How to understand the correct answers to the Theory Test questions… no matter if you're taking your Theory test for the first time or the 10th time, we will unlock the answers for you.
How to know what are developing hazards and when to click on the 14 Hazard Perception videos.
Empowering you with the knowledge will give you the confidence when taking your Theory Test
Don’t just guess what the answers is, know what the answers is.
By the time we’re through, you’ll have a much better understanding of the Theory Test questions and how the Hazard Perceptions are marked.
THEORY TEST TRAINING EVENINGS
Unlimited access of evenings and apps to get you through your Theory Test
UK Car Theory Test – 4 x 1 Hour Course Checklist
Session 1: Road Signs, Signals & Markings
☐ Learn key road sign categories (warning, regulatory, information)
☐ Learn road markings (lines, box junctions, cycle lanes)
☐ Practice sign & marking questions (DVSA app or website)
☐ Learn traffic lights & pedestrian crossings
☐ Learn signals by traffic officers and other road users
☐ Take a 10-question quiz on signs/signals
☐ Review and note mistakes
Session 2: Rules of the Road & Legal Responsibilities
☐ Learn speed limits, stopping distances, and lane rules
☐ Learn overtaking rules and roundabout etiquette
☐ Practice rules of the road questions
☐ Learn legal topics: MOT, insurance, penalties, eyesight
☐ Learn rules around alcohol, drugs, and phone use
☐ Take a 10–15 question quiz on laws/rules
☐ Review and note weak areas
Session 3: Hazard Awareness & Safety Margins
☐ Learn types of hazards and hazard spotting techniques
☐ Practice 2–3 hazard perception clips
☐ Learn braking distances, weather effects, emergency stops
☐ Learn about aquaplaning, skidding, and ABS
☐ Do a short 10-question quiz + 1 hazard clip
☐ Review answers and build awareness
Session 4: Mock Test & Review
☐ Quick review (signs, distances, key penalties)
☐ Take full 50-question mock test (timed)
☐ Mark and review test answers
☐ Revisit any weak topics
☐ Practice 1–2 hazard clips if needed
UK Car Theory Test
1. Understand the Test Format
The UK car theory test has two parts:
Multiple-Choice Questions (50 questions, pass mark: 43)
Hazard Perception (14 video clips, pass mark: 44 out of 75)
You must pass both parts in the same sitting.
These cover all the facts and hazard perception skills you’ll be tested on.
2. Practice with Mock Tests
Use mock theory tests online,
Driving Test Success
3. Focus on the Hazard Perception Section
Watch practice clips regularly.
Learn to spot developing hazards (anything that may cause you to slow down or change direction).
Timing matters: click when the hazard starts to develop, but don’t over-click.
Top tip: Avoid clicking in a pattern—this may be flagged as cheating.
4. Study Little and Often
Do short study sessions daily (15–30 minutes).
Mix reading (e.g. Highway Code) with interactive practice (quizzes and clips).
5. Track Your Progress
Focus more on areas where you're weakest—like road signs, stopping distances, or rules of the road.
6. Final Week: Mock Exams
Simulate real exam conditions (no interruptions, time limit).
Aim to pass 5–6 full mock tests confidently before the real test.
Join us and learn The Secrets Behind Passing Your Theory Test:
How to understand the correct answers to the Theory Test questions… no matter if you're taking your Theory test for the first time or the 10th time, we will unlock the answers for you.
How to know when to click on the 14 Hazard Perception videos and how they work.
Empowering you with the knowledge will give you the confidence when taking your Theory Test
Don’t just guess what the answers is, know what the answers is and set yourself up to pass your Theory Test and much, much more
By the time we’re through, you’ll have a much better understanding of the Theory Test questions and how the Hazard Perceptions are marked.