Yes, you need to sit your Theory Test and obtain your Learner Licence before you start driving a car.

Yes, I would recommend you have a few lessons prior to applying for the theory test. The practical driving experience will help make more sense and I can assist in your study for the exam.

Yes, you can, and probably should, as the practical experience will help you understand the questions and answers contained in the theory test. Likewise what you study for the theory test will also be very helpful in your practical lessons.

Depending on the type of driving courses that you had enrolled in, you are required to complete your theory lessons accordingly. If you had enrolled without passing your Basic and Final theory test, you are required to attend 4 theoretical lessons. If you had already passed your Basic theory test during enrolment, you are required to attend 2 theoretical lessons and if you had already passed your Basic and Final theory test during enrolment, you are required to attend 1 theoretical lesson.

There are many books to help you that cover the multiple questions, hazard perception section, and also the practical test. Others recommend books are 'The Highway Code' and 'Know your traffic signs'. More details on all these books can be found on the DSA website, or the TSO Online Bookshop

Booking is required for each theory lesson. You can book for your theory lessons using our Booking & Cancellation Terminal or via the Internet.

Theory-test Online Driving Test is the multiple-choice part of the theory test, which is identical in format to the actual test. It contains the complete set of Theory Test questions in the multiple-choice format. Here you can solve over 1,600 practice questions that might come up in the test, in a very functional way, which would help you in passing the actual theory test.

The amount of driving lessons with Pace driving school varies between individuals and whether you undertake manual or automatic car lessons. Usually automatic licences require a lesser amount of training. Manual car training requires more lessons because of the extra skills needed to operate the controls such as the clutch and gears. We will tailor your driving lessons to your needs. The hourly amounts of practice can only be determined by how quickly you develop the skills for safe driving.

For each theory lesson, you are only allowed to attend once. You are advised to attend more revision lessons prior to your next theory test.

Yes, but it is advisable to attend your theory lessons prior to your theory test as it will help you to pass your theory test.

Yes, you can attend your theory lessons so long as your Course is still valid or you have not graduated from the Course.

To ensure that you have the confidence and meet the requirements for the test, you must pass the evaluation before booking for your theory test

Absolutely not! Your actual Theory Test will be done on a computer at a DSA Test Centre. For £9.99 @ PC World you can buy a set of CD Roms called “Driving Test Success (Theory Edition)”. These CDs exactly replicate the actual Theory Test. They contain the identical question bank (1,000 questions and answers) that the DSA use. It also contains similar clips for the Hazard Perception part of the Theory Test, so that you can practice.

You will need both parts of your photo licence, or your licence and another form of ID for the old style paper licences. You will also need the letter the DSA sent informing you of your test time. Don't forget - no licence, no test!!!

For new students of the Technique, one lesson (of 45 to 60 minutes) per week is a good starting point. After an introduction to the basic principles of the Technique, some students choose to study more intensively, while others may only wish to come every few weeks for a "refresher" or to work on new activities or habits they may have noticed in their lives.

If you have a full B1 entitlement because you have a full motorcycle licence issued before 1st February 2001 you are exempt from the car (B) theory test otherwise you will need to sit a theory (car) test. .