As your may be aware, the DSA set pupils a practical test as well as a theory test. It is better to get the theory done as soon as possible, so you can then focus on your practical test.
As your may be aware, the DSA set pupils a practical test as well as a theory test. It is better to get the theory done as soon as possible, so you can then focus on your practical test. Though both can be done simultaneously, the practical test cannot be booked until the theory test has been passed. The tests can be booked through this link or alternatively I can book it for you.
In the theory test 57 minutes will be allowed for completion. The first section will be the multiple choice test and a mark of 43 out of 50 is needed to pass. The second section is the hazard perception test and a pass mark of 44 out of 75 is needed. I recommend purchasing The Highway Code from your local book store, as it will inform you of all the rules and regulations you need regarding driving.
This test will last about 35-40 minutes, assessing your general driving by taking you through various traffic and road conditions coupled with a number of manoeuvres. The examiner will asses your driving and make notes during the test, debriefing you at the end of the test.
The examiner needs to see that you can demonstrate a professional driving style, with due care and attention to other road users. You are allowed up to 15 minor mistakes, but no major or serious faults. Committing even one of these will result in failure.
The cost of the practical test £62 pounds; it can be booked online or I can book it for you.