The Book Theory Test Today blogger tells you what you need to know about the ‘abridged’ car theory test.  The ‘abridged’ car theory test was introduced in October 2009 by the now defunct DSA as part of an overhaul to the UK driving theory test.
Monthly Archives: April 2014
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Apr 14
The Best Platforms For Theory Test Preparation
The Book Theory Test Today blogger reveals the best platforms for theory test preparation. When it comes to the driving theory test in Britain there now exists multiple learning aids to help you prepare for it. However, some learning aids suit some people better than others. The Book Theory Test Today blogger looks at your […]
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Apr 14
Factors Affecting Driving Test Failures and Cancellations
Book Theory Test Today blogs on the top three factors affecting driving test failures or cancellations.
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Apr 14
46 Per Cent of Theory Test Candidates Fail First Time
The Book Theory Test Today blogger unravels the reasons behind low first time pass rates for the UK driving theory test.
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Apr 14
Restrict Driving Licences For Young Motorists Now Says Transport Minister
The Book Theory Test Today blogger investigates increasing pressure on the UK Government to impose restrictions on driving licences issued to young motorists. Scottish Transport Minister, Keith Brown, is the latest high profile Government official to apply pressure on the UK Government to introduce ‘graduated’ driving licences for young motorists, writes the Book Theory Test […]
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Apr 14
New Technology Can Detect Road Rage
In a bid to combat road rage, scientists have developed new technology that can detect when drivers are on the verge of ‘road rage’ writes the Book Theory Test Today blogger.
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Apr 14
Theory Test Cheat Rates Continue To Rise
Failing your theory test? Cheating is not the answer writes Book Theory Test Today blogger as theory test cheat rates continue to rise. If you’re persistently failing your UK theory test, more study is the solution. Whilst frustration may tempt you to cheat the ramifications will cost you more than just the revocation of your […]
