The car theory test in Great Britain has two parts in one sitting: 50 multiple-choice questions and a hazard perception clip test. You need 43 out of 50 on the questions, and 44 out of 75 on hazard perception. You must pass theory before you can book the practical.
Book through GOV.UK, bring your UK photocard driving licence, and arrive early. The test is taken at a theory test centre on a computer — not at your driving school.
How to revise without burning out
Use the official revision tools rather than random quiz apps that go stale when the question bank updates. Short daily sessions beat a six-hour cram the night before. Practise hazard perception with a real mouse or trackpad — tapping a phone screen feels different.
PassNear is not the DVSA. Treat this hub as orientation, then go to the official sources for the rules that count on the day.