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DVSA revision theory test
Theory test practice
Practise for the UK theory test with the DVSA 2023 revision theory test.
Theorytest.org contains:
- DVSA CGI hazard perception videos.
- Full Theory Test Practice
- Most recent DVSA theory test revision test
- New case study questions
- Track your learning progress
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Practices:
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Theory test explained
The UK theory test is a test of traffic laws and road signs. The test contains multiple-choice questions, case studies and hazard perception test. You need to pass both parts to pass the theory test. Case studies are included in the multiple-choice section.
We recommend you to use www.theorytest.org advanced theory test practices. These practices are made by professionals and they are very similar to the actual test. The learning material is reproduced from the DVSA revision bank so it does not have exactly same questions as the official theory test. The actual theory test material is not published anywhere.
Yes, definitely. But the most efficient way to practice for the theory test is with online training. The material on www.theorytest.org contains all the information you are required to know for the theory test.
These are the theory test rates for different licence classes.
These prices are valid only when you book the test from the official GOV.UK site
- Car and motorcycle theory test costs £23
- Lorry, coach and bus multiple-choice test is £26
- Hazard perception for lorry, bus and coach is £11
You need to answer a case study-style question as part of your Theory Test.
In your actual theory test, you will be presented with one case study video clip where you will be required to answer 3 multiple-choice questions that are related to the scenario displayed on the video. Each case-study question will be in the multiple-choice format as with the other questions.
Try this case study sample and you'll get the idea: