Am I ready to book my theory test?

Eight questions, an honest verdict and a plan. The answer is not flattering by default: a false yes costs you £23 and several weeks.

Question 1 of 80% through

How many full length mocks have you sat?

What readiness actually means

Not scoring 43 once. It means clearing 90% across several full length mocks, on questions you have not just seen, and scoring comfortably above 44 out of 75 on hazard clips. Both halves, in the same sitting, is what the real test asks for.

These figures are for the car test, category B. Motorcycle, LGV, PCV and ADI each have their own question count, timing and pass marks: see every category.

Why this is not flattering

Only 44.9% of car theory tests are passed. A false yes costs you the £23 fee, the wait for another slot, and the confidence knock. We would rather tell you three weeks now.

Turn the verdict into a schedule

If you are not there yet, the revision planner turns your test date into a week by week plan, and will tell you if the date is too close to be realistic.

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Booking questions

What score means I am ready?

Consistently above 90% on full length mocks, not a single pass. The pass mark is 43 out of 50, but scoring exactly that once usually means you get unlucky on the day.

How far ahead should I book?

Book once you are already scoring well, not to give yourself a deadline. Slots are often several weeks out, so you can book when ready and still have time to keep practising.

What if I fail?

You keep your access, so you can go straight back to practising at no extra cost. You will need to pay the DVSA £23 again for the retest.

Does hazard perception really matter that much?

Yes. It is scored separately at 44 out of 75, and you have to pass it in the same sitting as the multiple choice. It is also the half people skip, which is why it is the one that catches them.

Close the gap the checker just found

The full DVSA question bank for your category, every hazard perception clip with replay, and unlimited mocks so "consistently above 90%" is something you can actually measure. One payment of £4.49.

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