Pass Your Driving Test in Sheffield, Chesterfield, Dronfield and Rotherham with SuperDriver School of Motoring

When you have passed your theory test, you can apply for your practical test.  The theory test is made up of two parts, 50 multiple choice questions and a hazard perception test. You will need to pass both parts.

Theory and Hazard Perception training is available to you via your instructor and our Theory Test Pro website.  Our Theory Test Pro enables you to complete short tests, section test , full tests and hazard perception tests.  There are 14 sections to test your driving knowledge - Accidents, Alertness, Attitude, Documents, Hazard Awareness, Motorway Rules, Other Types of Vehicle, Road and Traffic Signs, Rules of the Road, Safety and your Vehiocle, Safety Margins, Vehicle Handling, Vehicle Loading,and Vulnerable Road Users.  To pass your theory test you need to answer correctly 43 out of 50 questions.

Driving test candidates are not able to use foreign language voiceovers and interpreters on their test but theory test pro has a translater for practice.  Click here for more information from the DVSA.

Our Theory Test Pro also has Hazard Perception videos.   There are 14 clips, 1 of the clips has 2 hazards.  The clips feature everyday road scenes, a developing hazard is something that may result in you having to take some action, such as changing speed, direction or making you stop.  What you need to do is identify these as early as possible to get as high a score as possible (max 5 points per clip). To pass your hazard perception test, you need to score 44 points out of 75. 

82% of theory test pro users pass the theory test first time, the UK average is 41%.

HOW TO BOOK

Theory tests cost £23 (don't pay more).  Our local test centres are:

Sheffield - Orchard House 3rd floor, Leopold Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, S1 2GY

Chesterfield -1st Floor, 6-8 Corporation Street, Chesterfield, S41 7TP

Doncaster - Office 6 Silver House, Silver Street, Doncaster, DN1 1HL

Click here for the DVSA's directory of theory test centre addresses

Click here to book your theory test

To cancel or reschedule your test, you need to give 3 full clear working days notice.  From 1 April 2014, candidates will be able to ask for a rebooking at short notice with no charge if they can’t take their test because of a medically certified illness, a bereavement or school exams.  DVSA will also continue to offer a refund or new test date to serving members of the armed forces who are called for duty

TOP TIPS

• Read the Highway Code and Driving the Essential Skills.  Complete short tests and section tests before tackling mock tests on our Theory Test Pro.
• Nerves play a role on your theory test.  At home consistently score over 46 out of 50 on the theory section, and over 55 on your hazard perception and you are ready.
• Arrive 20 minutes early and visit the toilet before you go in!
• Don't forget your documents - you cannot take a test if you cannot present both parts of your driving licence (photocard and counterpart).

The practical test is designed to see if you can drive safely in different road and traffic conditions, know the Highway Code and can show this through your driving ability.   Your Examiner will ask you:

• to sign an occupancy and insurance declaration.
• if you would like your instructor to join you.
• to read a number plate 20 metres away.
• 2 safety check questions.  (Click here for more information)
• to follow the road ahead unless the road or the Examiner directs you otherwise.
• to perform 1 manoeuvre (Parallel Park, Park Forwards or Backwards into a Parking Bay, Park on the Right Hand side of the Road, Reverse, then rejoin traffic.
• to drive independently for 20 minutes. (either following sat nav or road signs to a destination).  1 in 5 tests will follow road signs.  The rest will follow sat nav.
• there is a 1 in 3 chance they could ask you to perform an Emergency Stop.

Driving test candidates are no longer able to use  interpreters on their test.  Click here for more information from the DVSA.

For more details about the DVSA's new test introduced on 4th December 2017.  Click here to read about it.