What is the Theory Test and how much does it cost?
All new drivers must successfully pass the theory test before booking their practical driving test. The theory test composes of two parts; the first section is a series of multiple-choice questions and second is a sequence of short video clips design to measure your ‘hazard perception’. Both sections of the test are completed at a theory test centre (click here to find your nearest theory test centre). If you fail one section of the test, you fail the whole test and will have to retake the whole test. Currently, the multiple-choice section is a series of 50 questions to be completed in 57 minutes. The current pass mark is 43 from 50 (86%). Before progressing to the hazard perception section, you are entitled to a three minute break (which you may skip if you so wish). The hazard perception section consists of a series of 14 video clips, which contain one or two potential driving hazards. You are required to identify these hazards by clicking your mouse as they develop. The maximum scor
