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How much do you really know about driving? Take our theory test quiz

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A LEARNER driver in Aberdeen last week set a miserable new Scottish record.

The DVLA revealed the unnamed woman failed the theory part of her driving test a staggering 40 times.

Drivers must first pass their theory test before being allowed on to the tougher practical exam. News of the hapless Aberdonian’s unenviable new record came after a study showed that 80% of drivers struggled to identify some of the most common road signs.

Last week The Sunday Post featured a quiz which put your knowledge of road signs to the test.

You told us you loved it — so this week we’ve come up with an even tougher quiz made up of sample theory questions from the DVLA.

If you score 17 or above you’ve hit the magic 86% required to pass the real theory test and show you’re king of the road…

This is only part of the official theory test – there’s also the hazard perception test

Find out more at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/driver-and-vehicle-licensing-agency

 


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