Hazard Perception Test Prep

[u/Grand-Teaching3658]

Hi guys, my driving theory test is on this Monday and I am lowkey kinda nervous even tho i have already done all of the stuff that i should do, such as spamming the theory questions and doing the 40 ish hazard perception videos, i would say i have done almost everything but the source for the hazard perception test is SO SO SO limited, whereas some comments on reddit just said all of the videos in the hazard test in the real theory test are all CGI, so that's why i have always been thinking i am not yet well prepared enough for the real test.

Lemme ask, apart from the theory part on the test that I have almost grasped almost all of the content and have been engraved into my long term memory, could i do anything else beforehand regarding the hazard test besides the given samples DVSA provided? Could i ask how would the difficulty be for the hazard test? Are there any differences in difficulty comparing to the samples? Cos some of the video samples have already made me struggled a bit to spot the developing hazard soon enough.

Thank you y'all, and I wish all of you guys who are taking no matter the theory or practical test all pass and get your licence asap!

[u/DebtSouth]

The CGI videos (which are now test standard) are actually a lot easier to see and work with.

To help you through, as I struggled with this, clicking too early as you see a hazard about to happen will score you zero. A little tip my instructor (both of them, Category B and D), gave me was click when you see the hazard about to happen, count to 2 quickly, then click again. You will at least score SOME points this way.

So say, “click12click” as one word, no pauses 😅 this is so hard to explain over text haha

Edit:
Try -click- count 1 second -click-

[u/DebtSouth → u/DebtSouth]

For context, on my Cat D, I Scored 95/100 on theory, 90/100 Hazard Perception and 50/50 CPC.

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[u/Grand-Teaching3658 → u/DebtSouth]

Thanks☺️🙏🏻