Minehead Theory Test Centre

The theory test is not compulsory but it does give you a better idea of what you will be expected to know before getting behind the wheel. It covers topics including road signs, speed limits, overtaking, lane markings, traffic lights, roundabouts, junctions, parking, and emergency services.

Minehead Theory Test Centre Address

The theory test centre at Minehead has been running since 2011 and offers a range of tests including the 12 hour test, the 30 minute test, the 90 minute test, the 60 minute test and the 45 minute test. They offer a wide variety of vehicles from cars to motorbikes and vans.

Minehead Theory Test Centre Directions

The theory test center is located at the bottom of the hill off the A30 just past the junction where it meets the B3100. It is signposted from the main road.

How to Find a Theory Test Centre

The UK has around 1,000 theory test centres across the country. These vary from large testing facilities at motorway service stations, to smaller local centres where you can book a slot online.

Want to see theory test waiting times?

The UK has one of the most efficient car licensing systems in the world. It takes just 20 minutes to pass the theory test and it costs £60.

What is a theory test?

A theory test is a written examination which tests your knowledge of road rules and regulations. It’s usually taken by learners who want to pass their driving test. The theory test is only one part of passing your driving test. There’s also a practical driving exam.

Do I need to take the theory test?

The UK has one of the most comprehensive road traffic laws in the world. It’s important to know what you’re doing before getting behind the wheel. If you’ve never driven a car before, it’s worth taking a few lessons first.

In light of coronavirus can I take my theory test?

The government has announced that it will allow people who have booked appointments at driving schools to reschedule them without penalty. But if you want to book a place at one of the approved centres then you should follow strict social distancing rules.

When can I do my theory test?

The theory test is usually done at the end of January each year. If you want to take it earlier, you will need to book an appointment well in advance.

You will need to complete a number of practice tests before sitting the actual test. These are available online from the DVSA website.

How do I book my driving theory test?

Booking your theory test online is easy. Simply head to the DVSA website and select ‘Book a Driving Theory Test’ from the menu bar at the top of the page. The site will then take you through the booking process, which includes selecting a date and location for your test. Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive an email confirmation containing all the details of your appointment.

Preparing for your theory test

The theory test is a simple road test where you must demonstrate your ability to drive safely at different speeds and under varying conditions. It will take place in a controlled environment, so it’s not like taking a real car test.

What happens in the multiple choice test?

The exam consists of four sections – knowledge, reasoning, language and numerical ability. Each section has three parts. In the first part, you will answer short questions based on information given in the question paper. This is called ‘theory testing’. In the second part, you will answer questions based on what you know from previous papers. This is called “practice testing”. Finally, you will answer questions where you must apply what you have learned to solve problems. This is called ’problem solving’.

When you do not need a theory test

If you don’t need to take a car theory test, then it may be worth considering taking one online instead. This will save you money and allow you to study at home without having to book a place at a centre.

Heading: What happens if I fail the theory test?

Output: The consequences of failing a theory test aren’t too severe. Your licence won’t be revoked, but you will have to retake the test within 12 months.

Can I take my theory test online?

Yes, but only if you pass your practical first. If you fail your practical, then it won’t count towards your overall score.

What is the waiting time for a theory test?

The average waiting time for a theory exam at our center is between 2 hours 30 minutes and 3 hours 45 minutes. This includes all stages of the test including booking, taking the test, and receiving the results.

Pass Rates by Year

The pass rate has increased from 65% in

CANCELLING 2010 to 82% in 2017. In 2018,

AFTER it was reported that the

ATTENDING pass rate had dropped slightly to 81%.

AND RESCHEDULING THE THEORY TEST

If you cancel your theory test booking within 14 days of taking it, you will lose any fees paid. If you reschedule your test date within 14 days of cancelling, you will not be charged again.

YOU HAVE BOOKED YOUR TEST

The theory test is only one part of getting your licence. There are a number of requirements that must be met before you can drive legally. These include having a valid UK driving license, being at least 17 years old, passing a medical examination, and taking a road test.

THE THEORY TEST

The theory test is not compulsory but it is recommended by the DVSA if you want to drive after completing your practical test. If you pass your theory test you will receive a certificate which must be displayed in your car window at all times.