Car theory test
How the car theory test works in 2026
Two parts, one sitting: what happens in the multiple-choice section, how the hazard perception test is scored, what it costs and what your result letter means.

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A LITTLE PRACTICE. A CLEARER PICTURE.
Practise by topic, with an explanation after every answer, right or wrong.
Timed mock tests: 50 questions, 57 minutes, 43 to pass, as in the car and motorcycle test.
Hazard perception practice clips, scored up to 5 points per hazard, to train your timing.
Progress tracking by topic shows where you are dropping marks.
A QUESTION TO GET YOU STARTED
Pick an answer to see the kind of explanation TheoryIQ gives after every question.
YOUR VEHICLE. YOUR REVISION.
Every category has its own licensed revision questions. Here is the real test you are preparing for in each.
Three of the multiple-choice questions are about a short silent video. Both parts are taken at the same sitting.
TheoryIQ mock tests match this multiple-choice format. Source: GOV.UK: Theory test for cars, checked 12 October 2026.
HOW A SESSION WORKS
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Car, motorcycle, LGV, PCV or ADI Part 1. Your practice, mock tests and progress follow the category you pick.
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Work through a short set of questions on one topic, such as safety margins or road signs. Each answer is marked straight away.
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After every answer you see the explanation, so a wrong answer becomes the rule you needed, not just a red cross.
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Progress by topic highlights your weaker areas. When the topics are in place, sit a timed mock test to check you are ready.
You can start with free questions. Full access unlocks every question in every category, mock tests and hazard perception practice for £4.99, once. See what’s included.
THEORY TEST GUIDES
Car theory test
Two parts, one sitting: what happens in the multiple-choice section, how the hazard perception test is scored, what it costs and what your result letter means.
Hazard perception
What counts as a developing hazard, how the 5-point scoring works, why clicking in a pattern scores zero, and the pass marks for every category.
Revision strategy
Mock tests are most useful as a diagnostic, not a lottery ticket. When to start them, how to pace yourself, and what to do with every wrong answer.
Lifetime access. No subscription. Start with free licensed revision questions when the app launches on iOS and Android.