Pass Your UK Driving Theory Test First Time

Most learners need between 2-4 weeks of regular study. Our app will help you create a personalized study schedule based on your test date and current knowledge level. We recommend studying for at least 20 hours in total, spread across multiple sessions for the best retention.

Yes, we use DVSA licensed questions that match the format and style of the actual theory test. This ensures you're practicing with the most relevant material. Our question bank covers all 14 categories tested in the official DVSA theory test.

The UK driving theory test consists of two parts. For the multiple-choice section, you need to answer at least 43 out of 50 questions correctly (86%). For the hazard perception section, you need to score at least 44 out of 75. You must pass both parts in the same sitting.

The multiple-choice part of the UK theory test contains 50 questions that you must answer within 57 minutes. Questions are drawn from a bank of over 700 official DVSA questions covering topics like road signs, safety margins, vehicle handling, and the Highway Code.

We recommend taking at least 5 full mock tests before your real exam. Most successful students take between 7-10 mock tests to build confidence and reduce test anxiety. Our mock tests simulate the exact conditions of the real test with 50 questions and a 57-minute time limit.

The hazard perception test is the second part of your theory test. You watch 14 video clips of real driving scenarios and must click when you spot a developing hazard. Each clip contains one scoreable hazard, except one clip which has two. You score points based on how quickly you identify each hazard, with a maximum of 5 points per hazard.

Absolutely! Your subscription works across all your devices - mobile phones, tablets, and computers. Your progress syncs automatically so you can study anywhere, whether you're on the bus, at home, or during a lunch break.

You can book your UK driving theory test online at the official GOV.UK website. The test costs £23 and you can choose from test centres across the UK. You'll need a valid provisional driving licence to book. We recommend booking your test 3-4 weeks in advance to give yourself enough preparation time.

While our pass rate is over 95%, if you don't pass, we'll extend your subscription for free until you do pass. We're that confident in our platform. You can rebook your test after a minimum of 3 working days.