Hi,

Thanks for the heads up on this. I've bought the paid version but can't find where it gives me details to prepare on their website. Would you be so kind as to tell me where you found those details?

Many thanks for your help.

There's a version of Alcohol 120% out there that defeats Securom :wink:

That's to many requests man, why do they want all these? Why read my sms etc

Is the app truly free?
Check the list of access Amazon Underground wants to be able to install 'free' apps.
Application Permissions: ( Help me understand what permissions mean )
Install packages
Access coarse (e.g. Mobile-ID, Wi-Fi) location
PowerManager WakeLocks to keep the processor from sleeping or the screen from dimming
Access information about Wi-Fi networks
Manage the list of accounts in the AccountManager
Allows an application to receive messages via Google Cloud Messaging
PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS
Record audio
Change Wi-Fi connectivity state
Open network sockets
Install an app update
Read the user's contacts data
Access the torch
Access the list of accounts in the Accounts Service
Act as an AccountAuthenticator for the AccountManager
Discover and pair Bluetooth devices
Write to external storage
Access fine (e.g. GPS) location
Allows an application to uninstall home screen shortcuts
Access information about networks
Delete packages
Allows installation of home screen shortcuts
Monitor incoming SMS messages, to record or perform processing on them
Send SMS messages
Allows an application to read device settings
Access the vibration feature
REAL_GET_TASKS
Request authtokens from the AccountManager
Required to be able to access the camera device
Connect to a paired Bluetooth devices
Read from external storage
Read-only access to phone state

This app is free.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01CR74IG0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Fair enough, lets apply for a licence before we start to prepare for our tests.

It's Crown Copyright so pretty much anyone can apply for it.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/reuse-dvsa-learning-materials

Stupid Phone sensitivity!. :-(

Hehehe.

I meant:

This looks very interesting. :-)

Looks in

Thanks...I need a top up on the HC..... :disappointed:

Reviews on this app are very recent and the same person has reviewed both the paid and free app in the past two days.

I know what you mean about the whirring sound, though if you can be bothered you can make an ISO disc image and mount it from your hard drive using Daemon tools.

(Only some versions of Daemon tools seem to work for me though,
And to make it work go to Preferences, Advanced, tick the "Advanced Emulation" option, then restart your PC and open Daemon tools again and go to Preferences, Advanced and Tick "RMPS", "SafeDisk", "SecuROM" and "Laser Lock" and press apply, it is a mission I know lol but it should work without the disc).

But of course it's whatever works best for you, I just can't concentrate unless I am at a desk with headphones. Good luck, I am sure you will pass with flying colours, once you start passing every time on the mock ones then you will be ready. :smiley:

I have a copy of the this CD, but you are limited to using it on your laptop and getting used to the constant whirring sound of the CD. I have tried it, but it is so much easier to learn on your phone on the tube or and their website is very good too.
I like the cd too but it doesn't get much use.

Good find :smiley: , I used the Driving Test Success PC DVD-ROM for both car and motorcycle theory back in 2008 and passed both easily with very decent scores. There is a lot of very useful content that comes in handy on your practical as well such as the checks under the bonnet. It works best really concentrating and using headphones, like you will in the real test.

It is really similar to the real test and the hazard perception clips are very good (there is a bit of a trick to passing hazard perception, if your really good and spot the hazard too early and click it doesn't always register, and too late doesn't either, and clicking lots of times rhythmically makes it think you are cheating, so you have to find the sweet spot, you can get away with a bit of multiple clicking though.)

For £6.38 on amazon I would highly recommend it. This would be good to refresh your memory on the bus or in a waiting room though.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Driving-Test-Success-Tests-2016/dp/1843266164/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463686613&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=driving+test+success&psc=1

Is this the same as the PC version?

Apparently they are "Licensed to reproduce the DVSA revision questions with the permission of the DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) " so must be legit. I couldn't find any other websites that were free with better interface. I just used their hazard perception test and it is pretty good.