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The Theory Test was introduced in 1996, and replaced the 'highway code questions' at the end of the Practical test. You must pass the Theory Test before applying for your Practical Test, and you must take your Practical Test within 2 years of passing the Theory Test. It is a multiple-choice test of 35 questions, on a simple touch screen. You need to be well prepared for the Theory Test, as it carries a high pass mark of 30 out of 35. In November 2002 the Hazard perception test was added to the theory test. This is a test of the candidates awareness of developing hazards in video clips. It is taken at the same time as the original multi-choice test. Scores are given between 0 and 5 for each developing hazard depending on the timing of your reaction. Most clips have one hazard, whilst some may have two. We offer integrated Theory and Hazard Perception Tuition within our driving lessons, but are happy to offer as much extra assistance that the individual pupil feels that they may need. NOTE 2007- In September 2007 the theory test will have the number of multiple choice questions increased to 50. Visit our online shop for great deals on Theory and Hazard Perception Test Training Books, CD-Roms and Mock Papers. You can try a mock Theory Test at the DSAs Website -www.driving-tests.co.uk
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