What do you do after passing theory test?

What do you do after passing theory test?

If you are successful, you will receive a pass certificate for your theory test at the test centre. You can then apply for a learner permit. Regardless of whether you pass or fail, you will also be provided with a score report listing the categories recommended for further study, based on your performance.

Is passing theory difficult?

According to the latest Government statistics, the pass rate for theory tests nationwide was 49.5% in 2017/18. This is compared to 65.4% in 2007/08. Girls are more likely than boys to pass their theory test. Whereas boys had a pass rate of 47.5% in the most recent set of figures, girls had a pass rate of 51.5%.

Is theory harder than practical?

Conclusion. While theory tests are certainly getting harder, practical tests may be getting easier when we consider the significant increase in first time passes and first time passes with zero faults.

How many serious faults are you allowed?

You’re not allowed to make a single serious fault or dangerous fault. Make one of those and your test is an instant fail. But you can make up to 15 minors and still pass your test. It’s incredibly rare to not make a single minor in your test.

Why do driving instructors drive you home after your test?

It’s really just for courtesy and safety. It’s not a legal requirement and you can drive home after your test if you want.

Is rolling back on a hill a fail?

While it’s unlikely you’ll fail if you roll back a couple of centimetres during a hill start, if the car rolls back significantly – or worse still, you hit a pedestrian or other road user while doing so, it will lead to a fail.

Can you drive alone straight after passing your test?

Can you drive straight after passing your test? Yes! As soon as you pass your driving test, you’re a fully-qualified driver.

What does R mean on a car?

Restricted drivers The maximum permitted speed for a motor car or category A1 motorcycle displaying R plates is 45 mph (72km/h), whether or not the vehicle is being driven by a restricted driver.

What does L on a car mean?

Low
The “L” on the gear shift stands for “Low.” What is the “L” gear used for? Low gear is used when you want the engine power high and the vehicle speed low. This limits stress on your brakes while allowing you to take advantage of your car’s full power in situations like towing and hilly driving.

Is theory test getting easier?

At first glance, it looks like theory tests have seen a significant decrease in passes over the past 10 years. Pass rates for theory tests have reportedly dropped 16%. On the other hand, practical tests seem to have remained the same. Over 10 years practical test pass rates have dropped by just 0.417%.