Hazard Perception Test 4.180

Join a community of over 5 million drivers who have benefited from our driving theory test apps. Prepare effectively for your UK Hazard Perception test with our user-friendly application. It offers a collection of 80 DVSA licensed and unique Hazard Perception Revision videos.

Try before you buy: Test your skills with 2 complimentary videos before making a decision to purchase the full set.

For Car, Motorcycle, LGV and PCV (Bus) tests: Covering all vehicle categories, this app equips you with everything necessary to succeed in the HPT test.

New DVSA test with additional challenges: Stay updated with the latest DVSA requirements, including adverse weather conditions like snow, rain, wind, and fog, as well as scenarios involving accidents, night driving, and motorways. With 80 interactive scoring videos, this app comprehensively addresses all aspects of the DVSA test.

Track your Progress: Monitor your advancement through detailed progress tracking, providing insights on your performance readiness. Access comprehensive statistics such as average score and click count from your last attempt.

Professional Explanations: Benefit from expert guidance in each video, helping you understand key concepts and improve your scoring. Supplementary content offers valuable insights into the test structure to enhance your chances of passing successfully on the first try.

Cheat Detection: Rest assured as cheat detection mechanisms analyze your responses for any potential irregularities that could be flagged as cheating in an actual exam setting.

Need Help? Reach out to our UK-based support team at [email protected] for any assistance you may require.

This application caters to aspiring car drivers preparing for the UK DVSA driving theory test to acquire their driver's license.

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