The Highway Code & LGV Theory Test Practise Questions: Includes 200 interactive HGV questions & answers

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We are licensed by the DVSA to reproduce the Highway code so the copy you receive from us holds exactly the same information as the official version. This has an advantage however; updates are added as soon as they are released rather than waiting for the next print run! Do you agree with the continuing modernisation of our services to take account of new technology available? You can also buy it as an interactive DVD from most high street and online book shops. Translations into foreign languages

We’ve continued to invest in improving the effectiveness of our enforcement. This means that we can better concentrate our effort on identifying and taking action against those that do not comply with the law.The ongoing investment in our services and keeping the fees the same for so long means we’re facing a shortfall in our income if we do nothing. This is because our fees will no longer cover our costs. Learning to drive a lorry? Then this is the book you need to get you through your HGV theory test. Included with this book is a complete copy of the DVSA’s official Highway Code plus 200 interactive LGV theory test questions for HGV drivers.

For the hazard perception part of the test, you will be presented with 14 video clips taken from the perspective of a driver behind the wheel of a car out on the roads. The test will challenge you to identify all of the potential hazards that appear, such as cars emerging from junctions, pedestrians walking along the side of the road and passengers exiting their vehicles and opening the door onto the road. For more information on this part of the test, read our full guide on the hazard perception test.

Research shows that, on average, it takes people 45 hours of driving lessons with a driving instructor plus 22 hours of private practice to pass their test. But those who manage 100 hours of driving lessons plus practice are much safer on the road after their test. For heavy vehicle testing, we’re also increasing the use of modern technology to improve how we run our services. Like the driving test, we’ve moved to digitally recording vehicle defects during the test. This consultation proposes increasing the fees paid for driving tests, vehicle tests and other services provided by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency ( DVSA). These include: