Hazard perception test practice vic download

But honestly the night before the exam, I memorised the videos. But in the exam itself, its better to react fast. I failed the practice tests, cause its asking me to react earlier so during the actual test itself, I reacted the first sign I saw something that should make me stop.

And it worked! Thank you for making this app! The developer, Kieran Dixon , has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy. The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update. Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled. App Store Preview. Screenshots iPad iPhone.

Ratings and Reviews. Developing Hazard: The woman raises her hand and signals her intent to cross the road and get to the bus. As she moves towards the road, she becomes an actual hazard.

The scoring window opens. Click now and score points. Actual Hazard: The woman is on the road and has become an actual hazard. She has forced the driver to take action: to change speed, direction or stop. The scoring window closes just before this action begins. If you click now, you will score nil points. To pass the test, you must score at least 44 points out of a possible 75 points, and you must also pass the theory test, multiple-choice questions, which you will take prior to the staring the hazard perception.

The hazard perception test is the second part of the driving theory test. After you complete the theory multiple-choice questions the actual theory test questions , you will be permitted a break of up to 3 minutes.

A short tutorial video will then play. This will tell you how the hazard perception test works and how you should conduct the test. Once the video finishes, the test will begin. The test will last for around 20 minutes. A road traffic hazard can be anything that causes a driver to change the speed, the direction or to stop the vehicle they are driving. Although in real life a hazard may be static, such as a set of traffic lights, a junction or a bend, these are not the sorts of hazards that you will need to identify during the hazard perception test.

During the test, you will need to identify hazards that develop, and so have motion, such as a bus pulling away from a bus stop or a lollypop lady stepping into the road. If you click the mouse too many times while taking the test, you will score zero for the clip. How many is too many? The DVSA does not reveal this.

However, as they say, do the maths. The whole HPT handbook is about leaving plenty of room, which you can only do by slowing down sooner rather than later. Thank you for this rich feedback! We will take note of what you mentioned and will provide you an update shortly to make the experience even better and closer to the test. Cheers, Pineapple Team. First off id like to thank the creator of this app as it is very handy but when I choose test mode there are 2 problems that occur.

This is very frustrating as I usually get the question wrong because of this bug. Please fix this issue. If a fix like this happens it will make the app a million times better. Apart from those 2 issues everything is good and works properly. Thank you for reading. Thanks so much! Hi, thank you for your review. Apologise for the bug that was introduced when we launched version 1. Thanks to some feedbacks, we have acknowledged the issue and worked on it as soon as possible. The newest version 1.

We have also added additional feedbacks when you touch or don't touch the screen when you should have Good luck for the test.