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Multiple Choice Part
The Multiple Choice Part of the DVSA Car or Motorcycle Theory Test is delivered using a touch screen computer and mouse. You have 57 minutes to answer 50 multiple-choice questions.
The test is designed to assess your knowledge of road rules and safety practices.
To take the test, you need to visit a designated test center and bring a valid form of identification.
Hazard Perception Part
The Hazard Perception Part of the DVSA Car or Motorcycle Theory Test records your responses through the use of a computer mouse button. You’ll watch 14 video clips and need to identify potential hazards on the road.
The test is designed to assess your ability to recognize and respond to potential hazards while driving or riding a motorcycle.
Both parts of the test are taken on the same day, and you need to pass both to pass the test. If you fail either part, you’ll need to retake both parts of the test.
To pass a driving test, there are several main skills that you need to master
2)Vehicle control: You need to be able to control the vehicle effectively, including starting, stopping, accelerating, and turning.
3)Signal use: You need to be able to signal your intentions effectively, including using your indicators and hand signals.
4)Speed management: You need to be able to adjust your speed appropriately for the conditions of the road and traffic.
5)Positioning: You need to be able to position your vehicle appropriately on the road, including choosing the correct lane, following at a safe distance, and overtaking safely.
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6)Rules of the road: You need to be familiar with the rules of the road, including traffic signs, signals, and road markings, and know when and how to use them..
7)Hazard perception: You need to be able to identify potential hazards and respond in a timely and appropriate manner..
8)Vehicle maintenance: You need to be aware of the basic maintenance requirements of your vehicle and be able to perform basic checks to ensure that it’s safe to drive.
9)Attitude: You need to have the right attitude while driving, including being courteous and respectful to other road users, and being patient and calm in difficult situations.
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10)Communication: You need to be able to communicate effectively with other road users, including using eye contact, hand signals, and appropriate signals from your vehicle.
By focusing on these main skills, you’ll be well on your way to passing your driving test and becoming a safe and confident driver.
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PERFECT YOUR REVERSE MANOEUVRE
FORWARD BAY PARKING
PULL UP ON THE RIGHT AND Reverse
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Parallel Parking
Bay Parking
KEEP CALM
Make sure that you have a clear mind during the exam. If you feel like you are about to panic focus on your breathing and take three slow deep breaths. This could help you to calm your body and tell yourself you can do it. Focus on what the examiner says and don’t be afraid to ask them to repeat an instruction if you’re unsure or not clear
STAY POSITIVE
STAY POSITIVE
Stay positive and do not put yourself under pressure and keep the test in perspective. It is not the end of the world if you do something wrong, you are a learner driver. Think positively all the time and remember that every day thousands of people pass their test so you can too. Get a good night’s sleep, otherwise the tiredness will affect your memory and driving.
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