Is the HGV theory test hard?

Table of Contents:

1. Is the HGV theory test hard?
2. What is the pass rate for HGV theory test?
3. What percentage of people pass theory test first?
4. What is the most dangerous time of day to drive?
5. How do you drive without being nervous?
6. Can a red P Plater Drive after 11pm?
7. Can an L plater drive at night?

Is the HGV theory test hard?

One of the most challenging parts of the HGV theory test is the hazard perfection. Not because it's particularly difficult, but because it can sometimes be difficult to distinguish between normal activity and genuine potential dangers – and if you identify wrongly it can affect your score.

What is the pass rate for HGV theory test?

86%

What percentage of people pass theory test first?

In 2017*, 27% of all tests resulted in a first-time pass - that's 529,013 first time passes out of 1.

What is the most dangerous time of day to drive?

5 pm to 7 pm

How do you drive without being nervous?

Driving Tips for Nervous New Drivers

1. Getting Comfortable With Driving. Don't let your nervousness get in the way of your goals. ...
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5. Practice Highway Driving. ...
6. Listen to Calming or Upbeat Music. ...
7. Read and Learn More About Driving.

Can a red P Plater Drive after 11pm?

Passenger limits for P1 and P2 drivers P1 drivers under 25 are not permitted to drive with more than one passenger under 21 between the hours of 11pm and 5am. P1 or P2 drivers who are issued with a new licence after a period of being disqualified from driving, will for 12 months only be allowed to carry one passenger.

Can an L plater drive at night?

Yes, you can drive after 10 PM as a learner driver. In fact, it may be essential for you to do so. You must log 20 hours of night driving as part of your 120 hours of supervised driving. When driving at night as a learner, you must always be supervised by someone with a full driver licence (not provisional).