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Before you can apply for your practical driving test, it is necessary to pass the Theory Test. The driving theory test for cars consists of two elements - a multiple choice question element and a hazard perception element and you have to pass both parts at the same time.


You can find details of your nearest theory test centre here
The DSA publish a number of resources for pupils to learn for the driving theory test including the Official DSA Theory test for car drivers and the Highway Code.
The theory test questions fall into the following categories:
Our online practice theory test resources will enable you to go step by step through each of these categories.
In September 2009, the DSA included case study questions in the theory test. The official DSA theory test sample case study questions are available to view in our practice theory test Members Area.
Every question from the official DSA theory test question bank for cars (produced under licence from the DSA)
Learning Mode - Acccess all the official DSA theory questions, section by section
Test Mode - Test yourself - each mock test contains 50 random questions across all categories
Practice theory test as many times as you like
If you give the wrong answer, the correct answer is indicated for you.
Valid for driving tests from September 2008 (September 2008 was the most recent update - the next update will be in 2011)
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