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Yes, you can take a driver theory test while disqualified from driving in the UK, as you don’t need a learner permit or driving license to do so. However, you can only take the theory test for the AM or BW categories while disqualified.
The UK’s driving theory test has 14 categories that cover about 900 knowledge-based questions. The DVSA randomly selects 50 questions from these categories to appear on the test. These are Accidents , Alertness , Attitude , Documents , Hazard awareness , Motorway rules , Other types of vehicle , Road and traffic signs , Rules of the road , Safety and your vehicle , Safety margins , Vehicle handling , Vulnerable road users and Vehicle loading
The UK has around 380 driving test centers, most of which are full-time but some of which are part-time. Each center has its own test routes that are planned by examiners based on the local area. Test routes can vary significantly depending on the location, with city routes often being more difficult due to busier roads
It is possible to reschedule or cancel your booking free of charge provided the request is made 5 full working days before the day of your Test and not including the day you reschedule.
You’ll have 50 multiple-choice questions and 57 minutes to finish. You need to get 43 right to pass.
There are 14 clips of road scenes that you’ll watch. They each contain a ‘developing hazard’ that you need to click on to show you know it’s a hazard.
Car drivers and motorcyclists will be asked 50 questions and the pass mark is 43 out of 50.
Although often deemed the hardest part of the theory test, the hazard perception section gauges a candidate’s situational awareness and makes an essential contribution to road safety competency.