Hazard Perception Tutor
Hazard Perception Test
Before the test begins, you will be shown a short video explaining how the hazard perception test works.
You will then watch 14 video clips featuring everyday road scenes. Each clip contains at least one developing hazard, and one of the clips contains two developing hazards.
A developing hazard is something that may cause the driver to take action, such as slowing down, changing direction, or stopping.
You score points by spotting these developing hazards as early as possible.
How the Scoring Works
You can score up to 5 points for each developing hazard.
To achieve the highest score, click the mouse as soon as you see the hazard beginning to develop.
The earlier you identify the developing hazard, the more points you will receive.
Score required 44/75
You do not lose points if you click and get it wrong. However, you will not score anything if you click continuously or in a pattern.
You only get one attempt at each clip. You cannot review or change your responses.
Hazards you need to look for
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Pedestrians crossing the road
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Cyclists emerging from side roads
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Cyclists moving into your path to avoid something such as a parked car
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Vehicles emerging from side roads
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Vehicles moving off from a parked position or a driveway
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Large vehicles moving onto your side of the road
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Meeting oncoming vehicles on narrow roads
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Children playing next to the road
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Animals running into the road
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Junctions that are hidden and difficult to see
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Parked vehicles