Driving Theory Test 2027 UK

Pass your UK driving theory test first time.

560 practice questions across all 14 official DVSA topics — and every single one comes with a full explanation and the Highway Code rule behind it. Knowing why an answer is right is what makes it stick when the question is worded differently on the day.

**WHAT'S INSIDE**

• 560 questions covering all 14 topics, from Alertness to Vehicle Loading
• An explanation and a Highway Code rule reference on every question
• Mock exams in the real format: 50 questions, 57 minutes, pass mark 43
• Smart Weakness Mode — anything you get wrong comes back until you've answered it correctly twice in a row, so a lucky guess doesn't count
• A pass readiness score that tells you honestly how close you actually are progress by topic, with every mock plotted against the mark you need
• Works completely offline — study on the bus, in a waiting room, anywhere

**PLEASE READ: THIS COVERS THE MULTIPLE-CHOICE SECTION**

The UK theory test has two parts and you must pass both in the same appointment. This app covers the multiple-choice section in full. It does not include hazard perception video clips — prepare for that part separately using official DVSA material. Inside the app you'll find an explanation of what that section involves and a link to the official guidance.

**FREE AND PRO**

- Free: the first 3 topics in full, one complete 50-question mock exam, and 10 saved questions.
- Pro unlocks all 14 topics, unlimited timed mock exams, Smart Weakness Mode, full pass analytics and unlimited bookmarks.

**SUBSCRIPTION**

• Short Pass — 4.99 pounds per week
• Monthly — 9.99 pounds per month
• Lifetime — 24.99 pounds, one payment, no subscription

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase.

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**IMPORTANT**

This app is an independent study tool. It is NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) or any United Kingdom government body.

The practice questions are written independently, based on the rules of the road. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.