Pass UK Drive

Theory guide

UK driving theory test

The UK driving theory test is the first official exam most learner car drivers sit after they have a provisional licence. It is set by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Pass UK Drive is not DVSA — we are the agency that sits with you before, during booking, and after the result.

What the DVSA theory test includes

The car theory test has two parts in one appointment: a multiple-choice paper and a hazard perception clip test. You must pass both on the same day. If you fail one part, you retake the whole test. Official booking is only on GOV.UK; we walk you through dates, ID, and what to take.

Pass marks (car)

For cars, the multiple-choice pass mark is 43 out of 50. Hazard perception is 44 out of 75. Times are tight, so untimed “reading the book once” is not a plan. Our mocks use the same 50-question shape and a timer so the real room feels familiar.

How Pass UK Drive fits in

We map your journey stage, set a revision plan, run free theory test practice, and stay on the phone or in your hub when you book. After you pass, we move you into lessons and practical-test support without you starting from scratch with a new company.

Is this the official DVSA theory test?

No. The official test is booked on GOV.UK. This site is independent coaching and original practice questions.

Do I need a provisional first?

Yes for the real test. If you do not have one yet, start with our provisional service page and we will guide the DVLA application.

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