Link re-routing back to HUKD...

Same for me.

Found a link!
Here: highwaycodeuk.co.uk/dow…tml

Thanks

Nice one.

this site made me pass first time 43/50 :smile:

Thanks OP :wink:

Great, I can find out if anything has changed since the late 1980's when I did my test... I don't suppose it's much different :grin:

Brilliant.

Hopefully some of the tosspots who drive on the section of the M25 I use each day might see your post...

Thanks - much appreciated...:3

BMW drivers, you don't need this, just an ego and a rip up the rules of the road mentality.

Fantastic summer read to tuck into when you're realxing in some Mediterranean beach!

How much time did you spend on this before taking your theory? I am thinking if it's worth doing my test in around 12 days or so, some questions are more of a common sense I guess.

tl;dr for BMW owners: always go as fast as you can in the middle lane. done

​about a month completing every test on the page and passing the real test example everytime, I couldnt get practice on the risk assessment though, I had to pay for that, about 6 pound for 17 examples I think

Good luck!

If someone was using their phone whilst driving looking up a street sign or how to give way right on a roundabout, I'd probably not ticket them LOL

BMW and Audi drivers won't like this as they'd have to print it out before they wiped their ass with it.

To all those with an upcoming theory test, I highly recommend this

Driving Test Success All Tests 2017 Edition amazon.co.uk/dp/…ECF

App versions for iPhone and android are also available for convenience (that's what I did), make sure you revise ALL modules/sections, go through them all don't make the same mistake I did and just do the mock tests and inevitably fail, as a question will come up which you have never seen before. Simply reading the Highway Code probably won't be enough as you need the hazard perception practice also!

Essential reading even for experienced drivers
Thank you!

Thanks for the link! I get rid of my old book now.

Everyone should keep themselves up-to-date with this shizzle.
A lot has changed in the 33 years i've been driving.
(Yeah, old git)

Last week I completed a speed awareness course. 15 of us in the morning session, 25 booked for the afternoon one. We each paid 75 pounds. The trainer recommended a copy of the Highway Code to update knowledge. Just wish I had known where the police van was going to be the day I got pinged! That's what the trainers called it, getting Pinged! :smile:

Which site are you speaking about ?

​top tests c:

And never forget: indicators are for the weak.

Found some typos.

The bits about using indicator signals and giving way to pedestrians crossing a street into which you are turning do not apply in London.

My test is on Monday. Hope everything goes well.
‌ :worried:

Don't worry about time frame. I booked mine for 12th June, and that was on 5th June. Revised for a week and passed it with 49/50 in theory test and 65/85 in hazard perception.

I used the DVSA theory test app and practised all sections: See here
I also used the DVSA hazard perception app and practised all the clips: See here

It's worth getting the paid versions of both those apps, which comes to around £5.00, and are practically all you need.

The last thing I used was toptests.co.uk . The website is completely free, and has lots of theory tests to practise, ranging from easy to hard, so make sure you pass all those with at least 46/50 in each one.

P.S. Like you say most is common sense, but you do need to know some stuff by revising, like motorway lighting, parking rules, MOT documentation and road signs!

Good luck!

+ 1.

I totally agree with you there ... :-)

+ 1.

I totally agree with you too, lol. :-)

Yep!, aka MATRIX 'moment' R Us, huh?, hehehehehe. :-D

Thanx for those PDF links + other links too guys. :-)

Thanks for this and for the link for the download .

Very useful. Thanks to OP and others who put links :sunglasses:

I have done my theory test today. Thanks to the easy access to the highway code and practice test at toptests.co.uk I passed with 45 out of 50 for multiple choice and 64 out of 75 for hazard perception.