Your Hazard Perception scores must reach a certain standard, or you’ll fail the theory test even if you’ve been able to answer all of the Q&A section correctly.

The DfT introduced a hazard perception component into the car and motorcycle theory test in 2002, and estimates this has saved around £90 million annually.

Every year around 1.5m hazard perception tests are taken as part of the theory test, with an average pass rate of 85 percent for the hazard perception section.

The test, which was put together by comparison site GoCompare, gave 2,000 participants five seconds to click on one hazard per question. Only one person was able to score full marks, with drivers ...

He said currently, the syllabus for the hazard perception test is developed by Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM).“It is important for a driver to learn and pass the hazard perception test, as the ...

The hazard perception test run by the DVSA requires the participants to observe the video they are shown and click on what they perceive as being a potential hazard.