Theory Test UK 2016/17 - Driving Test Success

Passed first time, 10/10 Sorry, I mean 47/50

well... i got my license soooo.... 10/10 (had to take the theory twice, my own fault tho. this is still bomb af)

passed

[h1]Well worth purchasing, contains word for word exam questions[/h1] Very good purchase for the ([strike]£9.99[/strike]) price tag. This is probably the only driving theory related product that you will need, I highly don't recommend buying the hazard perception counterpart to this product as there are better free online examples. [b]PROS[/b] [list] [*]All answers have a well written reason that comes with them when you answer a question during practice sessions. [*]A Seemingly endless amount of questions / specific category papers. [*]Pretty reliable progress monitor that shows your average marks against the pass mark. [/list] [b]CONS[/b] [list] [*]No way of telling which practice papers you've already done before (out of the large total) which sometimes means that you'll start ones that you've already done. [*]Quitting out of a practice session or mock exam will still get put against your progress, kind of irritating if you like keeping the line graph pretty. [spoiler]Readers discretion on this point as not every body likes pretty graphs.[/spoiler] [/list]

I past my theory test first time round recently. Achieved 46/50 on the multiple choice half thanks to this software. It has a huge variety of questions that don’t just prepare you for the test itself but also help build your understanding of what you as a driver should in any situation. I’d recommend this software and a notepad just to jot down any questions you get wrong so that you can revise them. 2 weeks to revise for the multiple choice is more than enough in my opinion.

Pretty good. It has a lot of papers you can work through to practice with and seperates them by catagory wich is helpful when you want to practise something specific. For some reason characters in the questions are sometimes replaced by japanese(?) symbols wich is a little odd but it is rare that it makes the question or answer unintelligable.

passed first time =]