THEORY TEST PASSED
Mock questions
The full question set for your category, timed and flagged exactly as the real test allows. Nothing is marked until you submit.
Pass your theory test first time
Fewer than half of UK learners pass. Practise the full DVSA question bank, every hazard perception clip and unlimited mock tests, in 7 languages including English.
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Mobile app
The theory test app for iOS and Android. Practise anywhere, progress syncs.
Web app
The same account on a bigger screen. Sit full timed mocks, marked to the DVSA format for your licence category.
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DVSA licensed questionsEvery DVSA hazard perception clip7 languages, English includedOne payment, no subscriptionReal test conditions, timed to the minuteEvery topic on the test, none skippediOS, Android and web, in sync
Practise in your language
The theory test is in English only. Foreign language voiceovers and interpreters were withdrawn on 7 April 2014, so whatever language you revise in, the screen in front of you on test day will be English. That is why we show both at once: every question appears in English with your language beside it, so you understand what is being asked and learn the exact English wording you will meet in the test centre.
Not seeing your language? Request a language and we add the most asked for next.
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Kto odpowiada za zapłatę podatku od pojazdów?7 languagesEnglish, Turkish, Polish, Romanian, Welsh, Portuguese, Panjabi
Never instead of EnglishBoth are on screen together, so the English wording still registers.
Explanations tooNot just the question: you read why an answer is wrong in your language.
Switch any timeChange language mid question without losing your place.
How it works
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Practise by topic
Every DVSA topic for your vehicle, with an explanation on every answer.
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Learn road signs
Every sign on the test, grouped by shape, so you can work out a sign you have never seen.
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Train hazard perception
Every DVSA hazard clip, with replay showing where your clicks landed.
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Take a mock test
Same questions, same clock, same pass mark as the real test. Book once you hit 90%.
Why people fail
The car theory test pass rate was 44.9% for April 2024 to March 2025. It was around 65% in 2007/08. The test has not got harder. Preparation has got lazier.
Most people revise the same way: skim the Highway Code, take one free practice test, score 70%, book the real test anyway. Then they lose it on hazard perception, or on the topic categories they never touched. That is £23 gone, plus a wait of several weeks for the next slot.
Reading the Highway Code never ends
300 plus pages that never seem to end. No feedback, no scoring, no way to know what you have actually learned.
Free question apps, full of ads
A fraction of the question bank, ads between questions, and no hazard perception clips at all.
Theory Test Passed
The full DVSA bank, every hazard clip, and a readiness score that tells you when you are ready to book.
Pass rate figures: DVSA theory test statistics, published on GOV.UK.
Practise the whole test
The real test has three parts, one after the other. Our mock tests do the same, on the same kind of screen and with the same clock. So on the day, you already know what happens next.
3 minute rest
The optional break between the two parts. Take it or skip it, the same choice you get at the test centre.
Hazard perception
The clips follow straight on. One viewing each, marked against the real scoring window, with replay showing where your clicks landed.
You have to pass both parts in the same sitting. Miss either one and you resit the whole test, so practising them apart is practising the wrong thing. 50 questions, then 14 clips.
Know what to revise next
Left to their own devices, people revise the topics they enjoy and skip the ones they find hard. We push against that. As you practise we track accuracy across every topic category in your test and weight new questions toward whichever topics you keep getting wrong, so your revision time goes where it changes your score.
- Accuracy tracked across every DVSA topic category in your test
- More questions served from your weakest topics automatically
- A readiness score that tells you when you are ready to book
- Every question you have got wrong, saved in one place
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CorrectWrong43 needed to pass
Road and traffic signs52%
Vulnerable road users61%
Hazard perception
You cannot revise hazard perception from a book, because it is a timing skill rather than a knowledge one. So we give you every DVSA clip plus replay mode: watch your own clicks played back over the clip and see precisely how early or late you were against the scoring window.
- The full DVSA clip library for your category
- Replay mode with click timing shown against the scoring window
- Guidance on potential versus developing hazards
- Practise until the timing is automatic
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What it costs
What the same revision costs if your test is not next week. Figures below are for the car theory test.
| Feature | Theory Test Passed | Theory Test Pro | Driving Test Success | Official DVSA Kit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Headline price | £4.49, once | £7 for one week | £5.99, once | £5.49, once |
| Six months of study | £4.49 | £20 (12 month pass) | £5.99 | £5.49 |
| If you also retake once | £4.49 plus £23 | £20 plus £23 | £5.99 plus £23 | £5.49 plus £23 |
| What you get | ||||
| Official DVSA question bank | ||||
| Hazard perception clips | Full DVSA library, 14 clips for car | Included | Included | Included |
| Questions in 7 languages, not just English | 7, including English | Not shown beside English | Not shown beside English | English only |
| Lifetime access to the question set you buy | ||||
| Full mock test before you pay | ||||
| Apps and browser, no install needed | ||||
Every figure is for the car theory test. Competitor prices as published on their own sites in August 2026. The DVSA test fee of £23 is separate and paid to them. Motorcycle, LGV, PCV and ADI are priced separately. See the full comparison with Theory Test Pro, Driving Test Success or Official DVSA Kit.
500+ mock tests sat, and counting
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Common questions
Are these the real DVSA questions?
Yes. The question bank is licensed from the DVSA, the agency that sets the test. When the DVSA revises or adds questions during the year, your account updates automatically at no cost.
What does my purchase give me?
Unlimited access to the question bank you buy, with no time limit and no renewal. Practise as often as you like, before and after your test. The DVSA publishes a new set of questions each year, and if you are still studying when that happens you are offered the updated bank at a reduced price, as an update rather than a new purchase.
Will I be charged again?
No, not automatically. Nothing renews, and we do not keep your card on file. If you are still studying when the DVSA publishes the next question set, you can update for a small one-off amount. Most people pass long before that.
Can I take the real test in my language?
No, and this is worth knowing early. Foreign language voiceovers and interpreters were withdrawn on 7 April 2014, so the test itself is in English, or Welsh in Wales. Our bilingual format exists precisely because of this.
How long should I revise for?
Around two to three weeks at 30 minutes a day suits most people. The better answer is behavioural: do not book until you are consistently scoring above 90% on full length mocks.
What if I fail?
You keep your access, so you can go straight back to practising at no extra cost. Your breakdown shows which topics cost you the marks, and we weight your practice toward those. You will need to pay the DVSA £23 again for the retest.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, on phone, tablet and desktop, with progress synced across all of them.
Do I pay separately for motorcycle, LGV, PCV or ADI?
Yes. Each category has its own question bank and its own one-off price, so you pay for the test you are actually taking rather than for a bundle you will never use. Adding a second category later is another single payment.
Do I need a driving instructor to use this?
No. Many people pass their theory before their first lesson, which is the sensible order, since you cannot book a practical test until your theory is done.