Question 1

What is the hazard perception test?

Accepted Answer

The hazard perception test is the second part of the UK driving theory test. You watch 14 video clips showing everyday road scenes and score points for spotting developing hazards as they start to happen.

Question 2

What score do I need to pass hazard perception?

Accepted Answer

For the car theory test, the hazard perception pass mark is 44 out of 75.

Question 3

How does hazard perception scoring work?

Accepted Answer

You can score up to 5 points for each developing hazard. The earlier you identify the hazard within the scoring window, the more points you can score.

Question 4

Can I lose points for clicking too much?

Accepted Answer

You do not lose points for an occasional incorrect click, but you can score zero for a clip if you click repeatedly in a pattern. Good technique is about spotting the developing hazard and clicking appropriately.

Question 5

What types of hazards should I look for?

Accepted Answer

Common developing hazards include pedestrians crossing, cyclists emerging or moving around parked vehicles, vehicles pulling out from side roads or driveways, large vehicles moving into your path, and hidden junctions.