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Hazard Perception

Hazard Perception

Click – Free Theory and Hazard Perception Practice 

What do I need to study to help me pass my hazard perception test?

It is recommended that you buy The Official DSA Guide to Hazard Perception

Some reasons to buy it:

It will help you to better recognise potential hazards on the road

Enable you to better respond to potential hazards and react to keep other road users safe.

Your theory studying will also help to give you a better understanding of how to recognise potential hazards.

Test yourself – includes ten official DSA practice clips to test your skills

How many video clips are on the hazard perception test?

Video clips                14 clips

Hazards                    15       

What is the pass mark?

Pass mark                 44 out of 75

What age can I book my hazard perception test?

You can take the theory test on your 17th birthday.

If you’re getting the higher rate of the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) you can take your theory test on your 16 th birthday.

How can I book my hazard perception test?

Link: Book your theory & hazard perception test.

At what stage do I start the hazard perception part?

The hazard perception part starts shortly after completing the theory part.

You will be shown a short video clip about how it works before you start the hazard perception part.

You will be shown a series of 14 video clips on a computer screen. The clips:

feature everyday road scenes

contains one ‘developing hazard’ – but one of the clips will feature 2 ‘developing hazards’

A developing hazard is something that may result in you having to take some action, such as changing speed or direction.

What is the hazard perception test scoring?

The quicker that you respond to a developing hazard, the higher you will score.

The most you can score for each developing hazard is 5 points.

To get a high score you need to respond to the developing hazard as soon as possible.

Any attempt to continuously click or in a pattern during a clip a message will appear at the end. It will tell you that you have scored zero for that particular clip.

You will not be able to review your answers.

The pass mark for a car is 44 out of 75.

Do I need to pass both parts on the same test?

The theory test is made up of a multiple-choice part and a hazard perception part. You need to pass both parts to pass the theory test.

If you pass one part and fail the other you’ll fail the whole test, and you’ll need to take both parts again.

Are there any special requirements at the theory test centre?

You are not allowed to take any personal items into the test room with you. All your personal items must be stored in the lockers provided.

If you’re found with any prohibited items in the testing room your test will be stopped, you will be asked to leave and lose your test fee.

Once you are in the test room you are not allowed to talk to or distract other candidates

Frequently Asked Questions

An intensive driving course enables you to fast track your driving lessons over a consecutive number of days. This helps towards quickly achieving your learning skills and goals.

The cost for an intensive driving course will depend on your level of driving experience and on how many hours you think you will require.

Passing in a manual car will also allow you to drive an automatic car. Unlike the other way around if you pass in an automatic you will not be qualified to drive a manual car.

Normally you will be picked up from an agreed destination. If this is not possible one of the Pass Now Team will contact you to discuss an alternative option.

This depends on how much driving experience you have. As a complete beginner you may require 30 hours plus or if you are nearly at test standard, you may only require a 12 hour refresher course to help you achieve test standard.

You can purchase additional driving lessons from your driving instructor. Discuss with the instructors regarding what the hourly rate is.

All recommended driving instructors are qualified and approved by the Driver and Vehicle Standard Agency.

You must take your UK driving licence, theory test pass certificate (if you have it) and a car if you are not using your driving instructors.

You will need to book another practical driving test with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and discuss how many additional driving lessons you will need to remedy the issues made on the test with your driving instructor.