Driving Theory TestThe Driving Theory test is completed at the driving test centre on a touch screen computer. You must answer 43 of the 50 questions correctly within the time limit of 57 minutes. An on-screen timer displays how much time you have remaining to complete your test. Once you complete your test, or the time runs out, the next part of your test will start automatically ...
We'll help you pass your theory test We have some tools available for you to practice your Driving Theory Test at Harrogate Test Centre, but initially you could try the test here Driving Test - Hazard Perception Once you have completed your Driving Theory Test, your Hazard Perception Test will begin in three minutes. Prior to starting the actual test you will be shown a video tutorial with sample footage similar to what will be shown in your real test and the soundtrack will explain how to take your Hazard Perception Test. The Actual Hazard Perception Test The test will consist of fourteen one-minute long video clips with various hazards filmed from within a car journey - you must imagine you are the driver and click your mouse as soon as you see a hazard developing, be it vehicule(s), pedestrian(s), or road conditions.
Your click is to show your reaction to the potential hazard by changing speed, or direction to avoid the hazard. For this section, you can score up to a maximum of 5 marks on each hazard. The test contains 15 hazards and the pass mark is 44 out of a possible 75. Driving Test in Harrogate There are currently three parts to your actual driving test;
Eyesight Check You’ll have to read a number plate from a distance of about 20 metres Vehicle Safety Questions This part of the test is also known as "Show me, tell me", you will be asked two questions;
Driving Test Ability The driving part of your test will last about 40 minutes. Throughout the test your examiner will be looking for an overall safe standard of driving. During your test the examiner will give you directions that you should follow. You’ll drive in various road and traffic conditions. You should drive in the way we have trained you. Read real reviews by some of Kilvys actual students here
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