Theory

Future Driving School is about providing you with all the ongoing support, advice and guidance throughout your 'learning to drive' experience.
Our Driving School understands the need for this ongoing support in addition to your driving lessons. That's why 'FUTURE' Driving School are offering additional theory support to get you through this whole process.

When you book your driving theory support classes with FUTURE Driving School, we will organize support for your individual needs in helping you get through your theory test. ie: Mock theory tests, home work, and computer preparation. Hazard Test training offering the complete package to help you move forward.

For more details, or to discuss further, please contact Tom via our contact details or contact page.

Good luck with your future 'learning to drive’ plans.

Theory Test Tasks

This Theory Test Task consists of Multiple Choice Questions covering:

• Alertness
• Attitude
• Safety of your vehicle
• Safety Margins
• Hazard Awareness
• Vulnerable road users
• Other types of vehicles
• Vehicle Handling
• Motorway rules
•  Rules of the road
•  Road traffic signs
•  Documents
•  Accidents
•  Vehicle Loading

The pass mark for Multiple Choice Questions is 43 out of 50

Hazard Perception

This Theory Test Task consists of a series of 14 video clips which contain one or more potential hazards that you must identify by clicking the computer mouse.
For example: You may identify the need to change speed; or position on the road; or recognise any potential dangers.
The reason for Hazard Perception tasks is to raise your awareness and help you gain confidence in dealing with everyday events on the road, as you learn to drive.
Students should be constantly looking for clues in the clips and using m.s.m routines to help identify potential hazards. Students MUST respond to situations in the clip. (Scan the road and pavements as if you were the driver in the clip)

Remember – Planning ahead and prioritising is most important.
The pass mark is 44 out of 75.
You gain between 1-5 points on each hazard which depends on your reaction and how quick you see the hazard and  ‘CLICK’ the mouse.

First Part of Practical Driving Test

Show Me; Tell Me – Task

This task consists of 13 official questions from the Driving Examiner at the start of your practical driving test. You will be required to answer one ‘tell me’ question and to undertake one ‘show me’ question.

The ‘Tell Me’ Part:
For example:
The examiner will ask you to tell them how you would do something such as:
How would you check that the brakes are working before starting a journey?

The ‘Show Me’ Part:
For example:
The examiner will ask you to show them how you would check that the direction indicators are working.

Books

Books that can help you to prepare fully for your driving that we would recommend you read:

• DRIVING: THE ESSENTIAL SKILLS
• HIGHWAY CODE
• KNOW YOUR TRAFFIC SIGNS

 DO NOT SIMPLY TRY TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS WITHOUT PROPER STUDYING

Remember, Driving Theory is important for road safety and the first step to becoming a safe driver. You cannot sit your Practical Driving Test before passing your Theory Test.