Car theory test

No Theory Test

If you have passed your car driving test on an automatic car in the UK and at a later stage if you are planning to change your automatic licence to a manual licence because of the job requirement.

You will not need to sit and pass your theory test again if you want to change your licence from automatic to manual licence. The theory test you already passed at the time of the automatic driving test will be valid and acceptable at the time of the manual driving test.

Passing Practical Driving Exam

You do need to book your practical test. You can not drive a manual car if you have passed your test on an automatic are.

The learner drivers must show the examiner that they can drive car safely and with full control on different roads and in various traffic situations.

You also need to establish a good knowledge of the highway codes through your driving skills.

The learner drivers need to meet the requirement of a national standard for driving a car to pass the test.

aDriving highly recommends all their pupils, make sure that they are ready for the test before they take it.

According to one of the driving schools in Wellingborough, the number of driving lessons depends on your past driving experience. There is no legal requirement for minimum lessons by DVSA.

Should You Change Test Date

Your driving instructor keeps an eye on your progress. They give you advice in good time if you need to change your car test date. You will not lose the test fee. You can also cancel your test in good time and get a full refund.

You can also get expert advice and help from driving instructors in Wellingborough on how to apply for a manual driving licence if you already hold an automatic licence. You can find aDriving on google maps or facebook for driving lessons in Wellingborough.

Have you just turned 17 and booked your car theory test? You have left it to the last moment because you had important assignments and other interesting things to do… Don’t panic, experts are here to help you get through the first time so stay tuned.

Here are a helpful guide and top tips from professionals to pass your car theory test on the first attempt. All you need is to follow these simple steps.

Revise Theory Test

Experts who are providing driving lessons in Wellingborough and Luton area, advise a number of revision tips to help candidates to get through the test.

Questions

Ensure to go through and read properly all the questions available in the app, book, or CD. There are around 730 multiple questions in the driver and vehicle standards agency – DVSA bank to read and answer.

Using App to Prepare for Theory

If you are revising through some theory app, make sure to go through “questions not seen yet.” You can normally find them in the app “setting” option.

Hard Topics

Recap and get comfortable with the hardest topics like braking and stopping distance, essential and important documents, reflective studs, emergency, and safety.

Mock Tests

Practice some mock tests and ensure that you are passing at least 5-6 tests consecutively. Also, you have spared about 5-10 minutes at the end of each test to quickly go through all the questions you answered. Flagging any question(s) you find difficult and go over them at the end.

Understand Questions

Read each question carefully before choosing the multiple-choice answer. Read it again to ensure the correct answer. Try to spend about 1 minute on each question.

Documents you need to take for Theory Test

Candidates need their provisional driving licence to sit for the theory test. Don’t forget to keep it as you won’t be allowed to enter the exam room if you left it at home.

It’s wise to re-arrange the theory test if you have lost your provisional licence as a new one can take up to 2-3 weeks to arrive.

Things not allowed

Candidates are not permitted to take the following personal items into the exam room. Contact aDriving school if you need more information about the car theory test. Please also check the previous article on newly passed drivers. Where to find aDriving on google maps.