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The Driving TestThe UK driving test is split into two parts.First is the Theory & Hazard Perception Test followed by the Practical Driving Test. You can find more detail on each part of the driving test by following the links on the left or at the foot of this page. Brief overview details of each phase are on this page. The theory testThis is divided into 2 sections each of which is completed using a PC with touch sensitive screen and a mouse. Part 1is a multiple choice question and answer section which consists of 50 questions with a 57 minute time limit. The pass mark for the multiple choice part of the theory test is not less than 43 out of 50 questions answered correctly. Part 2is the Hazard perception test, 14 video clips each of which contains at least 1 hazard (one of them will contain 2). You must identify and mark the hazard on the screen as you identify it. To score good marks here you must identify the hazard early and then indicate its' development. The pass mark for the car and motorcycle hazard perception part of the theory test is 44 out of 75. You must bring the following items with you. If you do not, the test centre may refuse to carry out the test and you may lose your fee. Click on the road sign to take a sample theory test now. there are several available to test your current knowledge. If you find you are having difficulty the LDC system will help! Practical Driving Test.Once you have completed (and passed) the theory test (well done!) you will be able to apply for a practical test. After the eyesight test you will be asked some 'show me/tell me' type questions on basic operation and maintenance principles of your vehicle. 'where would you check the oil/washer/brake fluid levels' , Show me how you would check the lights are working etc. See the links page for a link to a pdf list of the questions. A standard driving test takes about 40 minutes. The current cost of the test is £56.50 (or £67.00 weekends and evenings after 4pm) OK, So you've passed your test..... Congratulations. Now, what's next ? |