Driving Theory Test UK & NI

Driving theory test UK and Northern Ireland: pass your car theory test with confidence. Driving Theory Test UK & NI gives you hundreds of practice questions, realistic mock tests and clear explanations, so you understand why an answer is right.

WHY LEARNERS LIKE IT
- 370+ practice questions on road signs, traffic signals, right of way, speed and stopping distances, alcohol and drugs, parking and stopping, road markings, sharing the road with pedestrians and cyclists, emergencies and weather, hazard awareness and motorways
- Mock tests that follow the real format: 50 questions, pass mark 43 out of 50
- Region options for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with local rules such as Wales's 20 mph default, Scotland's pavement parking ban and Northern Ireland's new Graduated Driver Licensing and R plates
- Road signs, traffic lights and road markings drawn in the app, so you learn to recognise them
- Instant feedback with a short explanation after every question
- Review your mistakes at the end of every quiz
- Practice by topic to fix your weak spots
- Daily streak, accuracy and best score tracking
- Dark mode, sound and vibration options
- Works offline: no account, no sign-up

HOW IT WORKS
1. Choose your region.
2. Take a mock test or practise a topic.
3. Review your mistakes and try again until you score at least 43 out of 50.

BUILT AROUND THE HIGHWAY CODE
Questions are based on the rules in the Highway Code: stopping distances, the two-second rule, roundabouts, box junctions, pelican, puffin and toucan crossings, motorway lanes and signals, drink-drive limits, penalty points, tyres and MOT, and what to do after a breakdown or collision.

FREE
Practice and topic quizzes are free. Take free mock tests every day, and watch a short ad to unlock an extra one.

IMPORTANT
This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the DVSA, DVLA, DVA or any government body. It covers the multiple-choice part of the theory test. The hazard perception video test is not included. Rules and test details change and differ between regions. Always read the latest Highway Code on gov.uk. We cannot guarantee that you will pass.