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Free Mock DVSA Theory Test

Take this mock theory test to check how prepared you are for the DVSA driving exam. This mock test mimics the structure of the real theory test in every detail: there are 50 multiple-choice questions, each with 4 answers. You must answer 43 out of 50 questions correctly to pass. While the real theory test has a time limit of 57 minutes, this mock theory test does not, since the main goal of this test is to help you get familiar with the driving licence exam format. If you’re not sure of the correct answer, check out the hint (there’s one for each question). Please note that there will be no such hints on the real test -- they are here to help you practise! If you make a mistake, the system will immediately show you a short explanation as to why your answer is wrong and which answer is correct. While you’re learning, you can check your progress in the grid on the left. Correct answers are marked with green and incorrect answers with red. Good luck!

Take this mock theory test to check how prepared you are for the DVSA driving exam. This mock test mimics the structure of the real theory test in every detail: there are 50 multiple-choice questions, each with 4 answers. You must answer 43 out of 50 questions correctly to pass. While the real theory test has a time limit of 57 minutes, this mock theory test does not, since the main goal of this test is to help you get familiar with the driving licence exam format. If you’re not sure of the correct answer, check out the hint (there’s one for each question). Please note that there will be no such hints on the real test -- they are here to help you practise! If you make a mistake, the system will immediately show you a short explanation as to why your answer is wrong and which answer is correct. While you’re learning, you can check your progress in the grid on the left. Correct answers are marked with green and incorrect answers with red. Visit our homepage for more practice tests and study resources. Good luck!

What to expect on the DVSA theory test:

Number of questions50
Pass mark86%
How many correct answers to pass43
Time Limit57 minutes
Hazard Perception testsThe Hazard Perception test is a part of the theory exam. It requires you to view 14 hazard video clips on the computer screen of approximately one minute each. Take a practice hazard perception test here.
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List of questions (classic view)

  1. While driving on a busy main road, you realise that you are travelling against the oncoming flow of traffic. You should
  2. You wish to park in a 40-mph zone with traffic flowing in both directions. At night, you should park
  3. After a heavy rain fall, the motorway is wet and road spray is affecting visibility and overall driving conditions. You should
  4. In which of the following situations should you never overtake cyclists?
  5. You are one of the first to help a motorcyclist injured in a traffic accident. Do not remove the person's helmet unless
  6. The first MOT certificate will need to be acquired __________ after the purchase of a new car.
  7. Your hand-held phone rings while you are driving your vehicle. When is it appropriate for you to accept the call?
  8. When travelling on icy roads, how should you drive?
  9. While waiting at a pelican crossing, an elderly person begins to cross the street. When the traffic lights turn to green, the person is only halfway across the road. What should you do?
  10. When approaching an unmarked crossroads, who has right of way?
  11. When you are turning left to enter a side road, which hazard should you watch out for the most?
  12. While you are travelling within the legal speed limit, another motorist attempts to overtake your car. Should you stop the motorist from doing this?
  13. You must not reverse your vehicle
  14. While at a mini-roundabout, you need to
  15. While driving in foggy conditions, you should stay well behind the vehicle in front of you
  16. You are driving in strong winds and wish to overtake a motorcyclist. What should you do?
  17. On a standard three-lane motorway, what is the purpose of the right-hand lane?
  18. While you are travelling within the legal speed limit, the motorist behind you flashes his or her headlights. What should you do?
  19. If you have been disqualified from driving, in addition to serving your sentence, what must you do to get a driving licence again?
  20. When driving through a flooded area, what should you do?
  21. While driving behind a vehicle on a road that is slippery and wet, how large a gap should you leave between that vehicle and yours?
  22. If your vehicle breaks down inside a tunnel, what should you do first?
  23. You are involved in a collision while you're driving. What is the first thing you must do?
  24. If you are involved in an accident and someone is unconscious, your highest priority will be to
  25. Someone has injured his or her arm in an accident. The person can move it, but it is bleeding. Why should you instruct the person to keep the arm upright?
  26. You are driving behind a large goods vehicle. It signals right but starts to move left. You should
  27. Excessive or uneven tyre wear can be caused by faults in the
  28. If you have a collision, which of the following will reduce the risk of neck injury?
  29. You're going down a steep hill. To help control the vehicle, you should
  30. You want to park facing downhill. You should
  31. You are waiting behind a cyclist at a traffic light. When it changes, you should
  32. You are going to reverse into a side road, but you aren't sure the area is clear. You should
  33. As you are driving, ahead of you is a bus at a designated stop. You should
  34. You are towing a trailer on the motorway. What is the maximum speed at which you can travel?
  35. What should the left-hand lane of a motorway be used for?
  36. If you have to slow down quickly on a motorway because of a hazard, you should
  37. You may drive over a footpath if
  38. If you forget to switch off your rear fog lights even after the fog has cleared, it could
  39. You must hold your full EC/EEA driving licence for ___ year(s) before supervising a learner driver.
  40. You're involved in an accident with another vehicle. Someone sustains a neck injury and your vehicle is damaged. What should you find out from the other driver involved?
  41. Which style of driving will cause risk to all on the road?
  42. You approach a roundabout and see a pedestrian getting ready to cross. Who must give way?
  43. You see a pedestrian with a red-and-white stick. That tells you that this pedestrian
  44. For which vehicles should you allow extra room when you overtake?
  45. What is the national speed limit for the outside lane of a motorway?
  46. A police officer flashes headlights at you and points left. What should you do?
  47. If you see miniature warning lights (two lights aligned vertically), one of which is red, what should you expect ahead?
  48. You're driving along a country road. A horse and rider are ahead of you. You should
  49. A roof rack fitted to your car will cause
  50. You are driving down the motorway and planning to turn off at the next junction. Unfortunately, you miss your exit. What should you do?