UK Motor Car Driving Test Exam
The UK Motor Car Driving Licence Examination is administered by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), an executive agency under the Department for Transport. This examination evaluates a candidate’s theoretical knowledge and practical driving abilities to ensure they can operate a motor vehicle safely and responsibly on UK roads. Upon successful completion, candidates are granted a Category B full driving licence, authorizing them to drive standard cars and small vans.
Who Should Take the Exam?
This examination is suitable for individuals who:
- Reside in Great Britain or Northern Ireland and intend to obtain a full UK car driving licence.
- Are at least 17 years old, or 16 years old if receiving the enhanced rate of the mobility component of Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
- Wish to operate privately owned vehicles, including cars or small vans, for personal use or professional purposes.
- Are seeking employment in roles that require a valid UK driving licence, such as delivery drivers, mobile technicians, or field sales professionals.
- Aim to enhance their independence and mobility for commuting, family commitments, or general travel needs.
- Have relocated to the UK and need to either exchange a non-exempt foreign licence or successfully pass the UK driving test to obtain legal driving privileges.
Course Outline
The exam covers the following topics:
- Theory Test Topics
Hazard Perception Topics
Practical Test Area