5 tips to pass your theory test on the first attempt
When you think about becoming a driver, your mind probably goes right to the practical part of it. The theory seems like an unnecessary thing to stress you out even more. But is it really so unnecessary? It gives you the basic knowledge, before you gain experience. It supports your practical training, gives you a better understanding of the roads. It's like learning anything else, eg. you can't speak a foreign language without memorizing some vocabulary, can you?
1. Book the test
By setting a date, you know you have to start doing the work. What's more motivating, than a deadline coming up?
2. Study
And make it easy for yourself! There are plenty of materials online, including apps, so you can learn whenever you want and wherever you are.
The good ones include hazard perception clips, as well as the theory. The Official DVSA Theory Test Kit for Car Drivers,
3. Be smart
It will give you an idea of the real test and show you, whether you need more work. To do that, go to Safe Driving for Life.
5. Prepare for the big day
Remember to give enough time to get there - be at the test centre 30 minutes before the start of your test. Take your provisional driving licence with you, otherwise you won't be able to take the test.
And remember, that if you studied enough, you'll be fine!