Hazard Perception Test

1. Hazard Perception Test- For Determining Beginners Driving Potential The Hazard perception test is an electronic test taken on a computer. It doesn't use pedals or steering wheels; just the mouse is needed for the test. You will watch a series of video clips each lasting around a minute. . As soon as you see a hazard click the mouse button, and the sooner you see a hazard the more points you will get. The hazard perception test part is included by the DSA in order to reduce the death and accident rate by untrained drivers who are seeming to be lacking the ability of reading hazards and forward planning. For this reason the hazard perception test in its current form is included in driving test. The test is intended to check a candidate’s ability to detect developing situations that require a motorist to take some action, such as changing speed or direction. The concept around taking this test is to be able to find out what is described as an upcoming hazard against a normal hazard. Contact Information- Phone: 0330 555 2254 Mail-info@billplant.co.uk

2. In the test you will have fourteen different hazard scenarios. In each of the different scenarios you will have to identify one or two different hazards. The 14 scenes are taken from a bank of around 200. An example of a hazard would be a car pulling out in front of you, But one should be clear with hazard as everything which appears while driving is not hazard here is list of hazard that you should be looking out for: • Zebra crossings & traffic controllers • Pedestrians: Children • Pedestrians: Elders • Cyclists & motorcyclists • Horse riders & other animals • Vehicles: Emerging • For more info visit us – http://www.billplant.co.uk/hazard/hazard.php Vehicles: Turning right or left Contact Information- Phone: 0330 555 2254 Mail-info@billplant.co.uk