Fortunately, to make it easier the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has a YouTube video explainer, and there are plenty of opportunities to practice the hazard perception test online, mainly on driving school websites.
There will also be one clip in the test that will feature two hazards. The method used to measure your awareness and ability to react to potential hazards is based on you clicking a computer mouse once for every potential hazard you recognise. Instead of gaining marks for being extra cautious and aware, it will actually count against you as there is a hazard perception click limit. Candidates who click in a regular pattern, such as every few seconds, will also fail.
For each video clip, noticing and responding to each hazard as early as possible can achieve a maximum of five points. Everything you need to know about learning to drive, getting your driving licence and choosing your first car For all the latest car news, features, tips and advice, follow Auto Express on Twitter and like us on Facebook Johnie Gladle.
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Developing Hazard: The woman raises her hand and signals her intent to cross the road and get to the bus. As she moves towards the road, she becomes an actual hazard.
The scoring window opens. Click now and score points. Actual Hazard: The woman is on the road and has become an actual hazard. She has forced the driver to take action: to change speed, direction or stop. The scoring window closes just before this action begins.
If you click now, you will score nil points. To pass the test, you must score at least 44 points out of a possible 75 points, and you must also pass the theory test, multiple-choice questions, which you will take prior to the staring the hazard perception. The hazard perception test is the second part of the driving theory test. After you complete the theory multiple-choice questions the actual theory test questions , you will be permitted a break of up to 3 minutes.
A short tutorial video will then play. This will tell you how the hazard perception test works and how you should conduct the test. Once the video finishes, the test will begin. The test will last for around 20 minutes.
Those responding in the first segment of the scoring window will score 5, and those in last segment will score 1. Responses outside the window will score zero. If you click in the second segment of this window of time you will score 4 points, then 3, then 2, and then in the last segment just 1.
This is accurate to one twenty fifth of a second. No points.
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