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UK DVSA Cars Theory Practice Test

UK DVSA Cars Theory Test 

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This practice test has 37 practice questions for the UK DVSA, at the request of our users
 
The DVSA Cars Theory Test is a test that must be passed by anyone who wants to obtain a UK driving license to drive a car. The test is designed to assess the knowledge and understanding of prospective drivers in relation to road safety and the rules of the road. The test is divided into two parts: a multiple-choice section and a hazard perception section.
 
In the multiple-choice section, candidates are presented with questions on various topics, such as road signs, traffic laws, vehicle maintenance, and driving techniques. The hazard perception section involves watching short video clips depicting real-life driving scenarios and clicking the mouse button when a potential hazard is identified.
 
The DVSA Cars Theory Test is an integral part of obtaining a UK driving license and a mandatory requirement for all candidates. The test is conducted at a DVSA theory test center and must be passed before a candidate can take the practical driving test. The results of the test are valid for two years.

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