Driving Theory

• The DSA Driving Theory Test has two parts. The first part is a multiple choice consisting of 50 questions and you need to score a minimum of 43 to pass.
• The second part is a Hazard Perception Test where you are shown fourteen video clips showing various hazards (one clip has two separate hazards) and you will score a maximum of 5 points for each hazard decreasing with the length of time it takes you to respond. The maximum score is 75 and the pass rate for learners must be at least 44.
• You will need to pass both parts to successfully complete your Theory Test. If you pass one part and fail the other, you will fail the whole test, and will have to take both parts again.
• All of our learning can be done using a laptop/PC or a tablet device. We use Zoom software to bring learning to your home during these difficult times.
• Once you have completed the registration process learners will have access to a zoom class 3 times a day 1^st session will be in the morning, 2^nd session will be in the afternoon and final 3^rd session will be in the evenings, these sessions will be available from Monday to Thursday. All learners can participate in any class or all classes if they choose to.

You must pass both parts of the Theory Test (the multiple-choice part and the Hazard Perception Test) before you can book your Practical Driving Test.

We will prepare you for the Hazard Perception Test alongside your theory learning