Theory Test Cancelled by the DVSA? How to Claim Your Expenses in 2026
The DVSA cancelled your theory test at short notice? You may be able to claim back travel, childcare and other reasonable costs. Here is the 2026 process, step by step.
Rule H2 and Rule 170 Explained: When You Must Give Way to Pedestrians at Junctions
Rule H2 and Rule 170 are favourite theory test topics. Here is what the DVSA wants you to know about giving way to pedestrians at junctions, with the exact wording you will see in 2026 questions.
Hazard Perception in 2026: How the New Night, Rain and Fog Clips Change the Test
The DVSA has expanded the hazard perception clip library with night, rain and fog footage. Here is what is different in 2026, and how to adjust your scanning, timing and revision.
Electric Vehicle Questions on the 2026 Theory Test: What You Need to Know
The 2026 theory test now includes electric vehicle content on regenerative braking, charging and energy-efficient driving. Here is what to revise and how the questions tend to be phrased.
How to Book Your Theory Test in British Sign Language: The Signly Tool Explained
The DVSA's new Signly BSL translation tool makes it possible to book your theory test in British Sign Language on GOV.UK. Here is how the tool works and how to use it from start to finish.
How many hours should you revise for the theory test?
Most learners need 20 to 30 hours of revision to pass the theory test. Here is how to spread those hours and know when you are ready.
What the theory test really costs (and how to avoid overpaying)
The car theory test costs £23, full stop. Here is how to book it the right way and avoid third-party sites that charge more.
Why February has the highest theory test pass rate
Theory test pass rates peak in February and dip in December. The reason is not the month, it is the run-up. Here is how to get February's edge.
Is the theory test hard? The real first-time pass rate
Only around 45% pass the theory test first time. The pass rate is really a measure of preparation. Here is how to land on the right side of it.
Hazard perception: the clicking mistake that scores you zero
Clicking too fast scores zero, clicking too late scores nothing. Here is how hazard perception is really scored and how to pass it.
Road signs: the theory test topic most learners get wrong
Road signs catch out more learners than any other theory test topic. Learn the shape-and-colour system and they become easy marks.
Just passed your theory test? Here is what to do next
Passed your theory test? Here are the next steps: your two-year certificate, booking the practical the right way, and staying test-ready.