A two-week revision plan for your theory test

If your theory test is coming up, this two-week plan will help you prepare. It assumes you can dedicate 1-2 hours each day.

Week 1: Building your knowledge

Days 1-2: Road signs

Focus on learning all road signs by category: warning signs, regulatory signs, and informational signs. Use flashcards to test yourself.

Days 3-4: Rules of the road

Study speed limits, lane discipline, and right-of-way rules. Practise related questions until you achieve 90%+ accuracy.

Days 5-6: Vehicle safety

Learn about tyre safety, lights, mirrors, and the basic maintenance checks covered in the test.

Day 7: Review and practice test

Take a full practice test to identify weak areas. Note topics where you scored below 80%.

Week 2: Hazard perception and fine-tuning

Days 8-9: Hazard awareness and safety margins

Study stopping distances, weather conditions, and anticipating hazards. Begin hazard perception practice.

Days 10-11: Motorway rules and special situations

Focus on motorway driving, breakdowns, accidents, and emergency procedures.

Days 12-13: Intensive hazard perception practice

Complete at least 5 full hazard perception practice tests. Focus on your click timing.

Day 14: Final review

Light revision of weak areas. Take one final full practice test. Rest well for test day.

Study tips

• Study in short 25-minute blocks with 5-minute breaks
• Review previous topics briefly before starting new material
• Use multiple learning methods: reading, videos, practice questions
• Track your scores to monitor improvement