The Theory Test has two sections—you must pass both.

If you fail one, you’ll need to retake the entire test.

Multiple-Choice Questions (50 Questions)

• Most questions offer multiple answers; some require more than one.

• Case study questions simulate real-life driving scenarios with five related questions.

• “Flag” tricky questions and return to them later.

• Pass mark: 43/50.

After this section, you’ll get a 3-minute break before Hazard Perception.

Hazard Perception (14 Video Clips)

• Each clip features everyday road scenes with one developing hazard (except one clip, which has two).

• A developing hazard is something that forces you to slow down, stop, or change direction.

• Click as soon as you spot a hazard—the sooner you react, the higher your score (up to 5 points per hazard).

• Don’t click repeatedly, or you’ll score zero for that clip.

• Pass mark: 44/75.

Example:
You see a parked car—no hazard yet. Then, its indicator flashes (developing hazard—click!). Finally, it pulls out—click again for maximum points.