Driving Theory Test, Practical Test & the Highway Code (AA Driving Test) (AA Driving Test Series)

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This doesn’t mean that it’s illegal to do any of these things while driving. What it does mean is that they could be a contributory factor in an offence. If you crash while eating something, you might be charged with dangerous driving (section 2 of the Road Traffic Act 1988), with The Highway Code violation providing supporting evidence. Using the road: This covers general rules on using the road safely, including junctions, crossings, roundabouts and overtaking. If you fail either the multiple choice or hazard perception, you’ll have to re-book and take both parts of the theory test again. How long does a theory and hazard perception test take?

All provisional licence holders need to pass the theory test before booking a practical test. This is also the case if you're applying for a different category of licence, such as a bus or lorry licence. Do I need to take the theory test? The Highway Code for Northern Ireland is a different version, which all road users in Northern Ireland are recommended to brush up on. Does The Highway Code cover road signs? You'll also need to take your theory test again if you’re upgrading an existing licence to drive something else, such as a motorbike. Do you need to pass the theory test before driving lessons? One thing we will say though is that it’s advisable to apply for your driving theory test as soon as you can. At the time of writing, there can be a long wait before getting a theory test date. This should give you plenty of time to familiarise yourself with The Highway Code and rules of the road. Can you drive with a provisional licence without passing the theory test? The Official DSA Theory Test for Car Drivers and The Official Highway Code 2008/09 Edition: Valid for Theory Tests Taken from 1 September 2008

You can find driving instructors in your area that have been approved by the DVSA. Search for an instructor or driving school. Do I have to use L plates? It certainly is. The first part of the driving theory test, which is a multiple-choice test, is only about The Highway Code and driving theory. Is The Highway Code law?

The driving theory test is divided into two parts: multiple-choice questions and a hazard perception test. In the multiple-choice part of the theory test, you’ll be tested on your knowledge of driving theory and The Highway Code.All road users should be aware of The Highway Code, and make decisions which give due consideration to each other. Breaking these laws could land you with a fine, penalty points on your licence, or in some cases prison sentences. You’ll also get a letter at the test centre showing which parts of the test you answered incorrectly, so you can fill in your knowledge gaps. The aim of the driving theory test is to prove your knowledge of the rules of the road. It’s necessary to pass this before you can take the practical driving test. Yes. If you’re a learner driver, you'll need to take the driving theory test before you take your practical driving test.