Pass Theory And Hazard Perception Test Uk

Learn the different aspects of the UK Theory Test from a qualified driving instructor.

What you'll learn

Understanding all aspects of the Theory test

Understand how the rules of the road

Understand how traffic and road signs work

Understand the different types of pedestrian crossings

Learn how to pass the Hazard Perception Test

Requirements

No previous experience required.

Description

For anyone wanting to drive in the UK, whether you are a learner or tourist who is planning on driving in the UK.Recently updatedMore topics addedPDFs to supplement your learningMore practice questions addedThis course has been designed to make it really easy for you to understand and pass the UK Driving Theory Test. In order to get your driving licence in the UK, you must first pass two tests. The first test you must pass is the Theory Test. Taking this course will help you understand what is needed. It can also be useful if you already have a licence and plan on driving in the UK with your international licence.The course has been made with videos short and easy to digest. It is structured in a way that should make it easy to understand but if you aren't sure about something, make sure you pause it or rewatch the video.Topics included:1. AlertnessSee and be seenMirrorsDriving for long periodsPassing cyclistsWindscreen pillars2. AttitudeTraffic light sequencePedestrian crossingsNew type of pedestrian crossing + New rules Box junctionsLevel crossingsCar lightsLights on other vehicles3. Essential documentsVehicle registrationPolice and your documentsSupervising a learner driverVehicle insuranceVehicle tax4. Hazard awarenessDrugs and alcoholPolice arm signalsYour health and drivingEmerging from junctionsHazard warning lights5. Incidents, accidents and emergenciesDR ABCCPRWhat to do if you're involved in an incidentTunnels6. Motorway rulesJoining the motorwayMotorway speed limitsReflective studsStopping on the motorwayThe hard shoulderBreakdown procedureRoad works on motorways7. Other types of vehiclesLarger vehiclesBusesTrams8. Road and traffic signsTraffic signs and their shapesRoad markingsSpeed limit signsArm signals Similar signsWho has priority9. Rules of the roadSignalling at roundaboutsSeat beltsReversing Bus lanesParking at nightUrban clearways10. Safety and your vehicleKeeping you vehicle safeFuel economy and tyresBattery and oil changeYou vehicle and the environmentMOT11. Safety marginsABS and ESCGearsTraffic calming measuresWet conditionsIce and snowFog12. Vehicle handling13. Vehicle loadingLoading and responsibility Towing14. Vulnerable road users15. How to pass the hazard perceptionWhat you should do to get the highest markHow to avoid failingHow to avoid getting zero pointsThe course comes with extra quizzes at the of each topic so make sure you complete them to get the best out of the course.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Road and Traffic Signs

Lecture 2 Road traffic signs and their shapes

Lecture 3 Road markings

Lecture 4 Speed limit signs

Lecture 5 Arm signals

Lecture 6 Similar signs

Lecture 7 Who has priority?

Section 3: Rules of the road

Lecture 8 Box junctions

Lecture 9 Signalling at roundabouts

Lecture 10 Seat belts

Lecture 11 Reversing

Lecture 12 Bus lanes

Lecture 13 Parking at night

Lecture 14 Urban clearways

Section 4: Safety and your vehicle

Lecture 15 Keeping your vehicle safe

Lecture 16 Fuel economy and tyres

Lecture 17 Battery and Oil change

Lecture 18 Your vehicle and the environment

Lecture 19 MOT

Section 5: Alertness

Lecture 20 See and be seen

Lecture 21 Mirrors

Lecture 22 Driving for long periods on the motorway

Lecture 23 Passing cyclists

Lecture 24 Pillars

Section 6: Hazard awareness

Lecture 25 Drugs and alcohol

Lecture 26 Police arm signals

Lecture 27 Your health and driving

Lecture 28 Emerging at junctions

Lecture 29 Hazard warning lights

Section 7: Attitude

Lecture 30 Traffic light sequence

Lecture 31 Pedestrian crossings

Lecture 32 New crossing

Lecture 33 Level crossings

Lecture 34 Car Lights

Lecture 35 Lights on other vehicles

Section 8: Documents

Lecture 36 Vehicle registration

Lecture 37 Police and your documents

Lecture 38 Supervising learner drivers

Lecture 39 Insurance

Lecture 40 Tax

Section 9: Safety margins

Lecture 41 Gears

Lecture 42 ABS and ESC

Lecture 43 Traffic calming measures

Lecture 44 Wet conditions

Lecture 45 Ice and snow

Lecture 46 Fog

Lecture 47 Side winds

Section 10: Motorway rules

Lecture 48 Joining a motorway

Lecture 49 Motorway speed limits

Lecture 50 Reflective studs

Lecture 51 Stopping on the motorway

Lecture 52 Hard shoulder

Lecture 53 Breakdown procedure

Lecture 54 Towing on the motorway

Lecture 55 Roadworks on the motorway

Section 11: Other types of vehicles

Lecture 56 Larger vehicles

Lecture 57 Buses

Lecture 58 Trams

Section 12: Vehicle loading

Lecture 59 Loading and responsibility

Lecture 60 Towing

Section 13: Vehicle handling

Lecture 61 Following other vehicles

Lecture 62 Skidding and its causes

Section 14: Vulnerable road users

Lecture 63 Vulnerable road users

Section 15: Incidents, accidents and emergencies

Lecture 64 DR ABC

Lecture 65 CPR

Lecture 66 What to do if you're involved in an incident

Lecture 67 Tunnels

Section 16: How to pass the Hazard Perception Test

Lecture 68 How to pass the Hazard Perception Test

Section 17: Final quiz

Section 18: Congratulations

Lecture 69 Finished

Anyone 18 years or older wanting to take the UK Theory Test