Theory Test - Just booked it

[mitzy]

Next Tuesday

Sunny Croydon!

Frist step to a VFR400

Help!

Edited by mitzy on Thursday 10th July 11:43

[randlemarcus]

mitzy said:

Frist step the a VFR400

Help!

Gratz on the giant leap forward. Read thy Highway Code, and practise the HP test - its a knack, not a book thing.

As regards the help request, its usually good practice to ensure that a sentence is constructed correctly, so that it makes sense to the reader. Perhaps a more useful construct would have been "First step towards the VFR400"?

[mitzy]

randlemarcus said:

mitzy said:

Frist step the a VFR400

Help!

Gratz on the giant leap forward. Read thy Highway Code, and practise the HP test - its a knack, not a book thing.

As regards the help request, its usually good practice to ensure that a sentence is constructed correctly, so that it makes sense to the reader. Perhaps a more useful construct would have been "First step towards the VFR400"?

Put it down to excitement !

[shouldbworking]

I have my theory test tomorrow, not too worried about it, consistently getting 49/50 or 50/50 on the main test. Hazard perception test is a stupid thing but easy enough.

I bought the DSA motorcycle test cd which is ok, but no hazard perception clips again, also the haynes learn to ride book which was useful for providing better explanations of why things are than the cd.

I also used theorytestpass.co.uk which was excellent for hazard perception clips and mock tests, the only thing it was lacking was explanations for answers.

If I were doing it again I would just use that website in conjunction with a copy of the highway code or learn to ride book and skip the cd.

[trumpet600]

randlemarcus said:

As regards the help request, its usually good practice to ensure that a sentence is constructed correctly,

randlemarcus said:

Gratz

[JamesZS]

mitzy said:

Next Tuesday

Sunny Croydon!

Frist step to a VFR400

Help!

Edited by mitzy on Thursday 10th July 11:43

Good luck! If you're on the road already (CBT riding or a car) then the HazPercep should be fine for you.

[maximm]

I did mine last week and it was pretty straight forward.

Thought that hazard perception thing was a bit pointless but its not tough.

Good luck with it!

[roboxm3]

Step 1. Buy the book and read it from cover to cover, it will only take 3-4 hours.

Step 2. Buy the CD-ROM and pratice the hazard perception tests.

Step 3. Stroll into the test centre knowing that you'll pass, becasue having completed steps 1 & 2 you'll find it an absolute piece of piss.

Step 4. Sell the book and CD-ROM to a work mate or friend for £10

[NineOneSeven]

I did mine last week in Croyden. Look for the Abbey National and the door to the DSA is next to it. Its not very clearly marked.

Good Luck.

[f13ldy]

I have mine tomorrow.

In sunny Chavham...