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The Hazard Perception Test (Part 1)
The Hazard Perception Test follows on immediately after you complete The Theory Test.
The test consists of watching 14 video clips each lasting approximately 1 minute, and identifying 15 hazards.
(14 videos with 1 hazard and 1 video with 2 hazards).
Each video is filmed from the viewpoint of the driver, driving along the road.
As you watch each video you will see various “hazards”
eg. parked cars, side roads, driveways.
But the “hazards” that you will be scored on are all
“Developing Hazards”
for example seeing a child move across the pavement, behind a parked car and out into the road. This takes a few seconds to fully develop, and the earlier you click the computer mouse to show that you have seen a hazard the higher you score.
As each “hazard” takes a few seconds to develop the test is aimed to test not your reactions but your anticipation.
Each “hazard” has a maximum score of 5 points if you identify it early, decreasing to 0 points if you identify it to late.
With 15 “hazards” the maximum possible score is 75 points and the pass mark for this exam is 57 points.
The Hazard Perception Test follows on immediately after you complete The Theory Test.
The test consists of watching 14 video clips each lasting approximately 1 minute, and identifying 15 hazards.
(14 videos with 1 hazard and 1 video with 2 hazards).
Each video is filmed from the viewpoint of the driver, driving along the road.
As you watch each video you will see various “hazards”
eg. parked cars, side roads, driveways.
But the “hazards” that you will be scored on are all
“Developing Hazards”
for example seeing a child move across the pavement, behind a parked car and out into the road. This takes a few seconds to fully develop, and the earlier you click the computer mouse to show that you have seen a hazard the higher you score.
As each “hazard” takes a few seconds to develop the test is aimed to test not your reactions but your anticipation.
Each “hazard” has a maximum score of 5 points if you identify it early, decreasing to 0 points if you identify it to late.
With 15 “hazards” the maximum possible score is 75 points and the pass mark for this exam is 57 points.
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Theory & Hazard Perception Test (Part 1)
DSA Driving Test Marking System
Test Of Ability To Instruct (Part 3)
Train Whilst You Work
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Summary Of Fees
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Theory Test (Part 1)
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How Long Will It Take To Qualify?
Why Choose Driving Instructor Trainers?
Free Retraining If You Do Not Qualify
What Do I Do After I Qualify?
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