Is it better to do your driving test and theory test at the same time or do the theory first?

Answer 1

you have to pass the theory before you can do the driving test. x

Answer 2

You have to do the theory test first as they won't let you sit the practical without proof of having passed the theory. I recently passed both and have to admit that tho I orginally thought the hazard and perception test was a waste of time, now I'm driving it is useful. You do look for hazards as you drive along and the training for the test was useful. Good luck!!!

Answer 3

Theory first ,and my guess is that the administrrators of the test want you to take your theory knowledge and develop it safely before the rigors of a practical test. It also increases your chances of excelling at the driving practicals

Answer 4

You have to do your theory test first, you cannot do them at the same time.

Answer 5

get your theory out of the way first, you also gain knowledge from doing that, and do it after taking a couple of lessons. Once you have passed your theory you get two years to pass your test.

Answer 6

Surely if you do them at the same time, you'll be unable to concentrate on the actually driving as you write the answers to the theory test.

Answer 7

do your theory first.. get it out the way... after u have passed ur theory u have 2 years in which to pass ur driving test or else u will have to do it again.

Answer 8

as I understand you have to do your theory first, providing you pass this or when you pass the theory you will be allowed to take your driving test.

Answer 9

First do theory the practice. understand the rules of traffic. Doing both at the same time might be too much to think of.

Answer 10

You would usually do your theory test first as you need to produce this when you go to do your practical test