Theory Tests

D2 and D4 Forms

One of the first steps into gaining your licence includes completing your driver medical and obtaining your provisional LGV licence.

Hazard Perception Theory Test

There are two parts to completing your HGV theory tests, which involve completing your Multiple-Choice test and then going on to complete your Hazard Perception theory test.

Multiple-Choice

Those completing their Multiple-Choice test will need to score 85/100 to successfully pass.

Driver Essentials

Here at 2 Start Training, we offer five different Driver CPC Training modules, with every Monday session we run being the Drivers Essentials module.

Driving Principles

Another one of the five Driver CPC Training modules that we have available is Driving Principles, which is run on the Tuesday sessions that we have on offer.

Emergency First Aid & Health and Safety

Our Emergency First Aid & Health and Safety CPC module is completed on Wednesdays.

At the end of this course, students will be able to demonstrate what action should be taken when confronted with someone requiring emergency first aid treatment.

Vehicle Defects & Driver Licencing

By the end of this course, students will be able to identify the types of checks that drivers need to complete on their vehicles.

Daily walk-around checks

Driver checks are important tasks for maintaining the safety of operations and adhering to any requirements needed to operate a vehicle on the road.

The ability to prevent physical risk

The ability to prevent physical risk is one area that will be covered when completing your Module 4 CPC test

Loading and the security of loads

The below video explores some of the typical checks required for the security of large goods vehicles, particularly when crossing international borders.

What is The Pass Mark for The Theory Test?

Your CPC theory test consists of 2 parts, which you can complete in any order. The two sections include the Multiple-Choice test, which will take candidates an hour and 55 minutes to complete and consists of 100 questions.

In order to be successful, you will need to meet or surpass 85% in order to pass. The Hazard Perception contains 19 video clips with 20 hazards for you to identify, this will require candidates to get 67% to pass. These tests must be completed within 2 years of each other.

The learner will also have to work through 7 case studies on a computer, the test will last for an hour and 55 minutes, and the learner must achieve 80% to pass. The case studies are scenario-based questions, which have been developed by industry experts and will be based on experiences a driver is likely to have/come across. You must answer 6-8 multiple choice questions on the 7 case studies. This will be valid for 2 years, and you must complete your Driver CPC Module 4 practical demonstration within this time.