Can you revise for your theory test in one day and pass

Experial

My theory test is on the 20th :s-smilie:

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Reply 1

username568974

Original post by Experial

My theory test is on the 20th :s-smilie:

it was best if u had started it earlier, there is quite a bit to study
if u put ur head to it then hopefully u will pass
good luck

Reply 2

Pikachu94

Original post by Experial

My theory test is on the 20th :s-smilie:

how much have you revised ?

I passed first time its not that hard
have you got the app by DSA
thats the most similar thing to the actual test

Reply 3

somemightsay888

The multiple choice questions are easy and definitely doable in one day, just common sense and a few minor facts. The Hazard Perception will take a lot longer, if you've not revised that then you've failed lel.

Reply 4

Experial

Original post by Pikachu94

how much have you revised ?

I passed first time its not that hard
have you got the app by DSA
thats the most similar thing to the actual test

I have the DSA dvd's that I'm revising from. Idk yet. I think I can do it in one day but still it's a lot.

Reply 5

DiddyDec01

It is easy, you can revise the morning before and still pass. It is common sense.

Reply 6

Experial

Original post by DiddyDec

It is easy, you can revise the morning before and still pass. It is common sense.

This is encouraging. :biggrin:

Reply 7

DiddyDec01

Original post by Experial

This is encouraging. :biggrin:

As long as you have common sense I a vague understanding of how roads work you should be fine.

Reply 8

KBradders

The multiple choice test is fine, hazard perception is where people struggle. Since when do you go around in your car clicking a button for every single hazard? In my eyes, everything is a hazard. A tree could fall down, a sinkhole could open in front of you. Click too many times, you fail. Don't click and you still fail.

Reply 9

DiddyDec01

Original post by KBradders

The hazard perception is easy. The dangers are obvious.

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Reply 10

Experial

Original post by DiddyDec

The hazard perception is easy. The dangers are obvious.

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Hazard perception does seem easy to me. Don't want to jinx it now though and fail..

Reply 11

KBradders

Yes the dangers are obvious, but it is clicking in time that can be an issue. You can click as soon as you see the hazard but can get zero points because the system hadn't started counting down the score. You have to use a method of clicking twice to ensure you at least score.

yes

i passed very comfortably with one evening of revision the night before. concentrate on things u wont know ie obscure signs, stopping distances, hazard perception. dont bother reading through the book, just do mock tests online

Reply 14

Pikachu94

Original post by Experial

I have the DSA dvd's that I'm revising from. Idk yet. I think I can do it in one day but still it's a lot.

keep practising it and see if you can change the date if possible

Reply 15

InkedPage

Original post by KBradders

I haven't done my driving test yet (no point with going to a uni with no parking in certain accommodation) but my boyfriend found this was an issue and so did several other people. I didn't believe him, but I took the test and it is ridiculous. One example I can remember is that I saw that a car was parked ridiculously far from the pavement and close to being in the road, but when I spotted it was far too early. Someone I knew just took to spamming the button when they saw a hazard, but I wouldn't advise doing that.