Since exams first came into existence, people have been debating about whether or not undertaking theory tests is a smart and sensible use of time. Whilst you may think of these as rather boring, here at BSL Theory Test we…
Those of you that are trying to prepare for your driving theory test will no-doubt have heard some of the horror stories regarding the questions that are ‘designed’ to trip you up. Whilst this is slightly exaggerated, the fact of…
Whilst most people would agree that the multiple-choice element of the driving theory test is something which requires hours of practice, the same is not always said about the hazard perception part of the theory test. For those of you…
Despite what you may initially think, the fact of the matter is that passing both parts of the current theory test is something that is easier said than done. Not only do you have to navigate the multiple-choice questions, but…
When taking your DVLA theory test, it goes without saying that it is everyone’s aim to pass the first time. Of course, as soon as you have passed your theory test you will then be able to book your practical…
Many learner drivers are incredibly nervous when sitting their theory test and for some, this will be much more daunting than their practical test. The thought of sitting in a room in test conditions can fill people with dread, but…
Turning 17 and receiving your provisional driving licence is undeniably exciting and it is the first step towards getting on the road and being independent. However, there is no denying that a lot of hard work is required to turn…
Or is it? Well, the English government made a speech on Monday 22nd February 2021 to say that driving theory tests in England as well as driving lessons and driving tests SHOULD be able to return back to normal again…
There are 50 car theory test questions on which a test candidate will be expected to answer on the actual car theory test. The test candidate will need to answer a minimum of 43 questions correctly to pass this section…
On the evening of Monday 4th January 2021, Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister announced that there will be a national lockdown in England, Scotland and Wales. England will be in lockdown at least until the middle of February 2021 and…