Driving Theory Test, Practical Test & the Highway Code (AA Driving Test) (AA Driving Test Series)

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Cutting the amount of deaths and injuries that occur on our roads a day may be a responsibility we all share. The Highway Code can help us discharge that responsibility.

Pass your driving test with ease with this comprehensive guide that gives learner drivers the essential information they need to pass both the Theory Test and Practical Test first time. If you fail either the multiple choice or hazard perception, you’ll have to re-book and take both parts of the theory test again. How long does a theory and hazard perception test take? Learn more about traffic signs and road markings for your theory test. In this section we are going to provide you all UK road signs with details meanings of each road signs and road markings. All information comes from UK highway code. You can also brush up on more Highway Code traffic signs by reading our guide to road signs and what they mean. The test will cater for the type of vehicle you’re applying for a licence for. So if you’re taking the test for a motorcycle, some of the questions will be specific to motorbikes. How many questions are in the theory test?If you don’t pass, you can retake the test, but you’ll need to wait at least 3 working days. How long is the theory valid for? Further information on driving/riding techniques are often found in ‘The Official DVSA Guide to Driving – the essential skills’ and ‘The Official DVSA Guide to Riding – the essential skills’. gov.uk It’s also worth noting that you need to arrive at the test centre 30 minutes before the test. As such, you should be in and out in about an hour and 45 minutes. What happens in the multiple-choice test?

The Official DSA Theory Test for Car Drivers and The Official Highway Code 2008/09 Edition: Valid for Theory Tests Taken from 1 September 2008 You’ll then be shown a series of 14 videos – each roughly a minute long – depicting everyday driving scenarios. You'll have to identify the developing hazard: something that would cause the driver to take action, such as brake or change direction. This could be related to other vehicles, pedestrians or road conditions. One of the videos will have two developing hazards to identify. You can take your driving test once you’ve sat and passed your theory test. How do I get my provisional driving licence? For example, rule 148 of the Highway Code notes that driving requires concentration. As such certain distractions should be avoided. Listening to loud music, eating or drinking, and smoking are given among the examples. All road users should be aware of The Highway Code, and make decisions which give due consideration to each other.You can also read the official Highway Code online at GOV.UK. This covers England, Scotland and Wales. It certainly is. The first part of the driving theory test, which is a multiple-choice test, is only about The Highway Code and driving theory. Is The Highway Code law? There are few things you need to keep in mind when you’re going to drive on motorway specially when you are new driver you don’t Knowing and applying the principles contained within the Highway Code could significantly reduce road casualties. Biggest Factors That Affect Braking Distance Your braking distance is how far your vehicle will travel between the time you applied your brakes and it