About hazard perception test

If you follow good driving practices you can avoid potentially dangerous situations while driving.

THINK road safety advice to keep everyone safer on the UK urban roads -

Why speeding is a bad idea

Deciding what speed to drive at is a continuous process and can be a difficult judgement to make. THINK! has put together some tips to raise drivers' awareness of the dangers of driving too fast.

Driving too fast is bad driving

Drivers rightly think things like poor lane discipline (e.g: not getting into the right lane before a turn-off or roundabout, or failing to keep to the left when not overtaking on motorways and dual carriageways), failure to signal and driving too close are examples of poor driving.

Excessive speed is a criminal offence

"Excessive speed" means going over the speed limit. Doing this is a criminal offence and, if you're caught, it's likely to result in a fine and penalty points on your licence.
In most cases, you'll get a standard fine and licence endorsement. But more serious cases may result in you being taken to court.

Inappropriate speed is too fast

You don't have to be driving over the speed limit to be driving too fast.
"Inappropriate speed" means driving within the speed limit, but too fast for the road and traffic conditions. It includes approaching a bend or junction too fast, not negotiating narrow roads properly and overtaking where it's inappropriate.
Inappropriate speed can also be a factor in poor weather conditions and when driving at night. Choosing the appropriate speed is about judgement, most people think they get it right. Sadly,
the statistics show many get it wrong.
Follow the advice, make yourself aware of the potential driving hazards and you can be safer driver of the roads.

About hazard perception test

New drivers are involved in accidents, especially in the first months after passing a driving test. It has been proven that drivers who have taken hazard perception test training have much better hazard perception test skills.

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Here you can access entire official DSA driving theory test question bank as well as interactive hazard perception clips for car and bike driving theory test.