Top Tips from English School Of Motoring to Help You Pass Your Theory Test

Passing your driving test isn’t always about the practical side of things, it’s also about getting your head in gear and studying for the actual theory side of things which is a lot more difficult for some.

INVEST IN A COPY OF THE HIGHWAY CODE

Purchasing a copy of the Highway Code should be your number one priority simply because it’s basically what your theory test will be based upon. As an alternative you can head over to the DVSA website and use their helpful section to help you revise and practice.

BE A SWAT

Putting a lot of time and effort into revision always pays off so we suggest getting your head in the game and
cramming as much and as often as you can.

PRACTICE TO MAKE PERFECT

Times have changed and things are always becoming more advanced meaning there are so many tools available on the market and it’s important to make use of them. Taking practice tests and getting family and friends to help you along the way can only have a positive outcome.

BOOK YOUR THEORY TEST

Now that you have had plenty of practice, if you feel confident enough it’s time to book your test, always make sure to check wait times on the government website as more often than not you will need to book in advance. Booking in advance also means you can prepare yourself mentally before it’s time for your test allowing the time you need to cram in some last minute revision.

HIT THOSE ROADS

It’s proven that everyone has different ways of learning so getting on the roads is super important even if it’s just as a passenger.

BE PREPARED

When it comes to test day make sure you are prepared a good night’s sleep beforehand will do you the world of good. Make sure you take your driving license with you to avoid your test being canceled with no refunds available. REMEMBER you must arrive at the test centre half an hour early, it’s always better to be early than late.

TRY TO RELAX

You will be allowed 15 minutes to get used to the testing screen so use that time wisely , this is the time you should get the answers to any queries you may have.

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Ding ding 57 minutes to answer 50 multiple choice questions you must score 45 out of 50 to ensure a pass. Try not to panic, stay calm, focused and remember to flag any questions you may be unsure of so that you can carry on and come back to.

HAZARD PERCEPTION

This part consists of watching a video so you know how it works followed by 14 clips of everyday situations/scenarios. You can earn 5 points per hazard , the quicker you spot the hazard the higher your score will probably be.

FEAR OF FAILURE

Don’t be afraid that you may fail. This isn’t good for anyone , stay positive as your best is all you can do. Should you fail, rebooking is always an option.