Practise

Practise for your UK theory test with questions from the UK's Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) revision question bank.

Theory

Study over 1000 questions. All questions have a short explanation to help you understand the theory behind them.

Tests

Focus on one question at a time. If you prefer multi-question quizzes all on one page then try this theory test.

Practice Theory Test

Try 20 quick multiple choice mock test questions to check how your study is progressing

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An MOT certificate is normally valid for*
Make a note of the date that your MOT certificate expires. Some garages remind you that your vehicle is due an MOT but not all do. You may take your vehicle for MOT up to to one month in advance and have the certificate post dated.

The Steps To Getting Your Driving Licence

If you don't yet have a driving licence then your first step is to get a provisional licence from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA). You can't sit your theory test until you have one. This will also allow you to learn to drive in certain types of vehicles.

You can apply to get a provisional licence when you are 15 years and 9 months old.

You may want to check the eyesight rules, and other legal requirements.

There are three key resources you'll want to consult:

Review all the multiple choice questions on this site from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) revision question bank - for free!

Try the practise test on gov.uk

Take a practise hazard perception test.

When you feel ready, book your theory test on the official website. You just need your UK driving licence number, email address and a credit or debit card.

Take driving lessons or learn to drive with family members - find a driving school.

When you feel ready, book your driving test.

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