Cheltenham Theory Test Centre

The Theory Test is one of the most important tests you will take at your driving test. It helps assess your knowledge of road signs, traffic lights, speed limits and general road rules. If you fail this part of the test, it could mean your licence won't be approved.

Driving theory exams are held in a number of locations across England. You can find out where yours are being held by visiting the DVSA website. They're usually held on a Saturday morning or afternoon but there's no fixed date for when they'll be held.

If you're taking your test with an instructor, they'll explain all the questions

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FINDING Cheltenham THEORY TEST CENTRE

The Theory Test Centre at Cheltenham has a wide range of theory tests available to suit all levels of ability. They offer a free assessment so you know exactly what level you should aim for before booking a place.

CANCELLING AND RESCHEDULING THE THEORY TEST

If you cancel or reschedule your theory test, you will lose all fees paid towards it. The cancellation fee is £25 per attempt (or part thereof) and the rescheduling fee is £10 per attempt (or part).

How the theory test voiceover works

The theory test is a series of tests designed to assess whether you’re able to drive safely. They include a number of different tasks including reversing, overtaking, and parking. If you fail any of them, you’ll need extra training before you’re allowed to take the test again.

Facilities if you have hearing difficulties

If you have any kind of hearing difficulty, it is essential to find out what type of equipment they have available so you know whether you will be able to hear the information being given. It is important to note that some people may not be able to hear certain sounds at all, but this does not mean they cannot pass the test.

The theory test is made up of two parts – a multiple-choice section and a hazard perception section. You must pass both parts to pass the test.

The multiple-choice section tests your knowledge of the Highway Code and traffic signs. The questions are displayed on a computer screen, and you select your answer by touching the screen.

In the hazard perception section, you watch 14 video clips that show everyday road scenes. In each clip, there is at least one developing hazard, but one of the clips will feature two hazards.