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Got my theory test booked for the end of March a moment ago.
Just wondering if anyone can give me advice or tips on it - preferably those who've taken it recently.
I've just bought a Roadsense DVD for my hazard perception and I've got a highway code and theory test questions book.
Any other methods of revising and practising to make sure I do good?
Thanks in advance.
Just wondering if anyone can give me advice or tips on it - preferably those who've taken it recently.
I've just bought a Roadsense DVD for my hazard perception and I've got a highway code and theory test questions book.
Any other methods of revising and practising to make sure I do good?
Thanks in advance.
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Cycloon wrote:
> They're so obvious it's silly.
>
> Cars, bikes, opening doors.
Heh alright.
How many Qs is there for it and how many you need right?
> They're so obvious it's silly.
>
> Cars, bikes, opening doors.
Heh alright.
How many Qs is there for it and how many you need right?
gamesfreak wrote:
> The theory test is as easy as getting naked.
>
> Easy
>
> Use your "practise" CDROM and do 3 tests a night + 1
> practise hazard.
>
> Thats all I did for a week before my test and passed.
>
> Oh and flick through your highway code as well.
Any particular CDROM you'd recommend?
Or you could give me yours... I'll pay you... a bit...
> The theory test is as easy as getting naked.
>
> Easy
>
> Use your "practise" CDROM and do 3 tests a night + 1
> practise hazard.
>
> Thats all I did for a week before my test and passed.
>
> Oh and flick through your highway code as well.
Any particular CDROM you'd recommend?
Or you could give me yours... I'll pay you... a bit...
They're so obvious it's silly.
Cars, bikes, opening doors.
Cars, bikes, opening doors.
The hazards are real simple then? People opening doors and hurling kittens into your path and suchlike?
Hazard perception is 'oh, there's a car moving onto the road - click'
The theory test is as easy as getting naked.
Easy
Use your "practise" CDROM and do 3 tests a night + 1 practise hazard.
Thats all I did for a week before my test and passed.
Oh and flick through your highway code as well.
Easy
Use your "practise" CDROM and do 3 tests a night + 1 practise hazard.
Thats all I did for a week before my test and passed.
Oh and flick through your highway code as well.
In those little faux theory tests I've taken online I've passed, but I'm not sure if they're legit.
It's 35 questions for theory and you need 30 right, isn't it?
Then I dont know about the hazardy thing.
It's 35 questions for theory and you need 30 right, isn't it?
Then I dont know about the hazardy thing.
I didn't even revise.
I was lucky, but most of it is sheer common sense.
I was lucky, but most of it is sheer common sense.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> stuffs
Take it you've passed recently then?
Did you read the highway code or just the theory Qs? Seems easier just to ignore the highway code altogether...
> stuffs
Take it you've passed recently then?
Did you read the highway code or just the theory Qs? Seems easier just to ignore the highway code altogether...
Paradox: wrote:
> Got my theory test booked for the end of March a moment ago.
>
> Just wondering if anyone can give me advice or tips on it -
> preferably those who've taken it recently.
>
> I've just bought a Roadsense DVD for my hazard perception and I've
> got a highway code and theory test questions book.
>
> Any other methods of revising and practising to make sure I do good?
>
> Thanks in advance.
good luck - my dads just passed his driving test
> Got my theory test booked for the end of March a moment ago.
>
> Just wondering if anyone can give me advice or tips on it -
> preferably those who've taken it recently.
>
> I've just bought a Roadsense DVD for my hazard perception and I've
> got a highway code and theory test questions book.
>
> Any other methods of revising and practising to make sure I do good?
>
> Thanks in advance.
good luck - my dads just passed his driving test
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