Theory and Hazard Perception Test.
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Learner drivers to pay less for theory tests from 2020.
New Romney.
St Mary's Bay Village Hall,
15, Jefferstone Lane,
Romney Marsh,
TN29 0SW.
Phone: 0300 200 1122
Phone line available Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.
Google Maps.
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Canterbury Theory Test centre.
Suite E,
The Clock Tower Building,
St Georges Street,
Canterbury.
CT1 2LE.
Phone: 0300 200 1122
Phone line available Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.
Google Maps.
View on Open Street Map.
The Test Centre is at the rear of the Halifax Building Society.
Bus Station: Leave the bus station and walk along St. George's Lane and Fenwick is on the left-hand side. Turn left onto St. George's St and you will see the Clock Tower.
The Halifax Building Society is the right. Turn right into Canterbury Lane and the Test Centre is at the rear of the Halifax Building Society.
Canterbury East: Leave the train station and cross the road straight ahead, then cross the bridge and turn right.
Walk along the City Wall and cross the road into St. George's Lane. Boots is to the left, keep going until you see Fenwick on the left-hand side.
Turn left and you will see the Clock Tower, the Halifax Building Society is on the right.
Turn right onto Canterbury Lane and the Test Centre is on the right at the rear of the Halifax Building Society.
Canterbury West: Leave the train station, turn right onto Station Rd West, and then turn left at the end of the road onto St Dunstan's St.
Walk down the St Dunstan's St through the West Gate Towers and keep going up the High St.
At the end of the High Street, you will see the Clock Tower.
Turn left at Superdrug onto Canterbury Lane and cross the road.
The Test Centre is at the rear of the Halifax Building Society.
Before taking the practical test, candidates will be required to pass Theory and Hazard Perception tests. The theory element consists of 50 multiple-choice questions which need to be answered in 57 minutes.
The pass mark is 43/50 correct answers and is taken on a touch-sensitive screen, then followed by the hazard perception test consisting of 14 video clips about 1 minute long, click the mouse to score, you need to score 44/75 to pass.
There will be a minimum of one developing hazard in each clip and one clip will contain two scoring hazards, worth ten points,.
Your score depends on at what point you click the mouse after the scoring window opens. This will determine the mark you receive (5 is the maximum, as time goes by the score reduces to zero). You must complete both elements in the same session or the whole test has to be retaken.
Booking a Theory and Hazard Perception Test can be made online.
The current fee is £23, please remember to take your Licence and a copy appointment E-mail with you.
No Licence, No test !
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