Theory test

Mock theory tests

100 questions, pass mark 85 — the DVSA format for every licence category. Pick yours, then choose how to practise.

Car Motorcycle Lorry (LGV)Bus & coach (PCV)Driving instructor (ADI Part 1)

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Driving instructor (ADI Part 1) mock tests

18 papers of 100 questions, pass mark 85. Each paper is the same every time you sit it, so you can track a real score — and different from the other 17.

Other ways to practise

Test simulator

50 Q

As close to the real thing as it gets. New questions every time, no hints, no explanations until the end.

Pass mark 43
57 minute limit
No hints

Diagnostic test

15 Q

15 questions that most learners get wrong. Finds your gaps fast.

Pass mark 13
No time limit
No hints

Topic practice

20 Q

Drill a single Highway Code category until it sticks.

No pass mark — practice only
No time limit
Hints available

Marathon

All Q

Every question in the tier. Missed ones come back until you get them right.

No pass mark — practice only
No time limit
Hints available

Challenge bank

All Q

Built automatically from the questions you have previously got wrong.

No pass mark — practice only
No time limit
Hints available

How the real test works

The DVSA car theory test has two parts, taken in one sitting. First 50 multiple-choice questions in 57 minutes, needing 43 correct. Then hazard perception: 14 clips with 15 developing hazards, scored out of 75, needing 44. You have to pass both — a strong score in one won't rescue a fail in the other. The test costs £23 booked directly on GOV.UK.

Practise hazard perception →

Where our questions come from

Our questions are written in-house and each one is based on a numbered rule of The Highway Code, shown with the explanation so you can read the rule itself. They are not the official DVSA revision questions, which are licensed separately — so treat this as preparation alongside the official materials rather than a replacement for them.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The Highway Code is © Crown copyright and is available at gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code.