To get a permanent driving licence in the UK, one needs to pass the driving theory test. Many individuals face problems in passing this test. To successfully pass the theory test, you must have to correctly answer 86% of the questions. It’s necessary you practice for the test, and there are lots of available resources that can help you to improve your knowledge and confidence to pass the exam.
Here are our top 10 tips and tricks to help you pass your driving theory test.
1. Review the Highway Code
Reviewing the Highway Code is a great way to gain more knowledge and understanding about the exam pattern.
2. Book Your Theory Test
You will need to book your theory test at one of the approved 160 test centres across the country. To find your nearest centre and book your test: Visit the official government site
3. Hit the Books and Study Ahead of Time
To have a higher chance of passing the test, you need to study more and read the Highway Code thoroughly. The DVSA (Driving Standards Agency) also offers a theory test handbook which is packed full of useful tips and examples of multiple-choice questions. In the theory test, there will be 50 multiple choice questions and you will need to get at least 43 correct answers to pass.
4. Take a Course and Practice Hazard Perception and Mock Tests
Study materials and courses are two great ways to prepare for your upcoming theory test. They help to understand the subjects that can sometimes be boringly explained in the Highway Code.
We, at Bright Learning Centre, provide a Driving Theory Test Training in Leicester and summarized Highway Code, and hazard perception tests and video clips.
You can also follow the government website and try their mock tests - though they only offer the multiple-choice part.
5. Put in the hours
You need to put the hours in when it comes to revising. Your theory exam contains questions that can be picked up randomly from around 1000 possible questions. So, you need to be confident in answering any of the questions asked in the theory test.
And remember to practise your hazard perception. You need to get a minimum of 44 out of 75 on the hazard perception test to pass.
In the real test you will have 57 minutes to answer the 50 questions, so practise answering the question under pressure by asking friends and family to quiz you.
On the Test Day:
6. Reach on time and don't forget to carry your provisional licence photocard.
7. Take the practice time and Don’t spend too much time on tricky questions
Conclusion:
The key to success is having confidence and faith in yourself. The tips shared above will help you prepare and pass your driving theory test.
If you are looking for some help in your Driving Theory Test Preparation, we’re here to help you!
Bright Learning Centre, is perfect for this, as you can prepare for your DVSA Driving Theory Test with our revision course in Leicester & Online! We offer free mock theory tests & hazard perception video clips, road signs, road rules, driving tips, and much more.
To get started, call us on 0116 2101070 or visit our website today!
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