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Thanks 4 the link i dont have that one but unsure whether it would work on a dvd as my laptop doesnt have a disk,my best bet is to get more hazard perception apps my test is two weeks away ill let u know how i get on :) ur a great tutor btw
@@ana547 ah i see, yes many laptops do not have the ability to run disks anymore. I think the real trick to passing the hazard perception is understanding how it works. I have not done hazard perception practice for years, but I would be quite confident to do it as I know how the system works.
Surely, the DVLA has to come up with a better way of testing this. It's highly possible that a good driver would click too early on the hazard and fail.
Yes that is true, and many driving instructors do click to early as they anticipate want might happen. The hazard perception test does not test anticipation, more reactions. imo a driver should be proactive anticipation and not reactive and just slam the brakes on when seeing something at the last second. But it is better than nothing, well that is the way I think about it.
That’s the problem I found with hazard perception while practicing, during my test I clicked the hazard once when I Firth’s saw it and about 2/3 seconds later to make sure I hadn’t clicked to early. In the end I got 65/75 on my hazard perception
My problem with it first time around was just not acknowledging what the test considers "potential hazards". If you actually got behind the wheel with such a paranoid attitude you'd never get above 5mph! Not really relevant in the real world at all but probably ok as an introduction for absolute beginners.
@@myfrequencies1912 the hazard perception test does not assess your judgment of potential hazards, only the developing ones, so the ones which you DO need to brake or steer. If you did not spot the developing hazard then it means you would crash when driving. Also bear in mind the theory test and hazard perception is mainly aimed at complete beginners.
Had my 2nd theory test today and applied your method. Went from 43/75 last time to 60/75 this time. Passed the test and give your method complete credit. Looked at this video last night whilst getting 45ish on the hazard perception and tried it in the test today and it 100% works. Thanks so much, I can now book my actual test for about the 5th June. Thanks again
I would like to add to this, use the time they allow you during the Theory test to steady your nerves, take a breather. Do the tutorial at the start of the test, it helped me to settle into the test and get comfortable with how the system works. If you complete the multiple choice answers part quickly then use the remainder of the time to go over the answers you gave and use some of that time to relax yourself before the Hazard Perception as well as use the 3 minutes between the multiple choice questions and the Hazard perception the system allows you. I found that doing as many hazard perception tests online can greatly help but as a side note i actually found the online ones much harder than the real test, this is probably due to lower video quality that has been uploaded but at the end of the day it all helps. People like Driving Crawly give some great advise for learning to drive, the tests etc etc. Now for my Test Results :D Multiple Choice: 50 out of 50 correct Hazard Perception: 63 out of 75 Points He shoots, he scores, PASS.
Amazing! You've really helped me. So many of my friends have done their theory but cant even explain this to me the way you did. Downloaded so many apps and they weren't helpful. This is! So I will practice with this up until my test, so happy you explained it especially scoring system! Much appreciated :)
I can't get my head around when to click. I see potential hazards and believe I am 100% aware of the road. So I'm looking ahead, using my mirrors and ready to react all of the time.
Remember you do not get points for clicking on potential hazards, only when you click on the developing hazards (i.e. when something is moving towards you and is going to cause you to brake)
Just passed my test yesterday, 44/50 multiple choice and 50/75 on hazard and perception. Not great scores especially on multiple choice I thought I would of scored a bit higher but I found this video very helpful as hazard and perception was my main worry. Thanks 🙏🏽
8:10 He was just walking on the other side of pavement at a ridiculously slow speed.. Why would the driver stop for someone NOT waiting at the crossing? that rule is to give way to ped who are waiting to cross. He clearly wasn't, and had the driver continued at the speed, he'd barely have reached the crossing even then. --BESIDES: Whether the driver wishes to wait/go, There was NO developing hazard. So maintaining the same speed would not add to the (lack of) hazard at all.
With that attitude you I can see you taken MANY attempts at the UK theory and driving test, also when you pass I can see that attitude getting you into many collisions and fines.
Ah guys iv got my theory test tommorow on my birthday aswell Hopefully I'll pass.. thankyou for this video hazard perception is the only thing I was failing on now I'm passing the mocks thankyou so much
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I have my theory on Wednesday again for the 4TH TIME. I always fail on hazard perception, the instructions are so unclear I never know whether I am over clicking or under clicking. Hopefully this video has helped me otherwise I will have a breakdown!
Driving Crawley thanks and I was also told otherwise, that if you click on a hazard more than once that you will get 0 so on the previous lgv Hazard perception I failed. Could clicking only once on each hazard contributed to this?
@@pritpala clicking 3 times has worked for thousands of people. I think some people have various misconceptions about the hazard perception test, this is one of them. If you only clicked once on you LGV hazard perception then I would not be surprised if you failed, as to pass those single clicks would need to be perfectly timed, which is quite unlikely.
I do not get this test at all. I’ve been driving safely for 35 years, the number of accidents I’ve been involved in in that time I can count on one hand and none of them my fault. I’m due to take this test soon as I’m applying to become an ADI. I’ve been doing some practice sessions and it almost seems as though you need to react before any potential hazard is even visible. If you react when I would react if I were driving in reality then it seems as though you completely miss the scoring window.
Great video, I have two questions, please. 1.Are the videos the same as the test? or it will be a different new video entirely? 2. Can you rewatch or restart a video during the test?
1. different videos entirely. 2. no you can't rewatch. Remember this is a test of a hazard perception skills, so if you have already watch the video or replay it you will know what to expect, so this is NOT testing your hazard perception skills. In real life you can't reply the incident after you missed the child running out in front of you. Concentrate, anticipate and be alert looking out for those hazards and you will pass the hazard perception test and be a safe driver. Make sure you subscribe to my channel as at the moment I am doing a competition to win a £50 Amazon voucher..... Further details here: th-cam.com/video/JUqWItY_9wM/w-d-xo.html
I’m confused. Can someone explain why we are clicking when, yes a car could have come out the driveways but there was no sign of one coming. I’m just worried that I’ll be docked for points for clicking at nothing? I get the double click at the bicycles.
I did my theory test twice and failed now I’m applying for the third time..I got 49/50 in msq but this hazard perception is really stupid…I see a hazard a mile away but it’s not “developing” but I already saw it and I took care but no you score 0 points!! That doesn’t make sense they have to remove it or lessen the number of clips or incorporate it in practical test or something but I can’t be driving for 10 years, spit the hazards and fail coz of “clicking” too early ffs!
Sorry to hear that, many people fail the question by a mark or two, have you watch the below video giving my tips to avoid this on your next attempt: th-cam.com/video/l8SeTS_OQiM/w-d-xo.html
I keep getting really stressed on the hazard perception. I relatively consistently pass the mocks with the double click method but it's often not a comfortable margin (e.g. 48 last time so only 4 marks above pass). I have my test tomorrow and I'm really quite nervous.
Thanks for your video clip. Is there any means or mechanisms to show me when you are clicking for the hazards on the screen. Because i get confused to which one you clicking. For example just using an arrow towards the hazards that you clicking at. 2nd question÷ is some road signs considered as a hazard. Waiting for your reply. Thanks
@@UKDrivingTest I watched your video before I left for my test. I passed the hazard perception test with flying colours but failed the theory by 2😭. £23👏🏾
I have made a part 2 video on the hazard perception test. it might help explain this and other questions you have: th-cam.com/video/OCafg91DBgY/w-d-xo.html
Are you watching on a phone? If so bear in mind how small the screen is. What quality is the video playing at on your phone? 1080p? 244p? Watch on a desktop with a full size screen and it is quite easy to see, the same is true for the real test, it is on a full size screen AND it is CGI so very obvious to see the hazards :-)
I have a question. What’s the point of clicking for a hazard if it doesn’t develop? Is it because it could possibly be developing? If so surely I have time to recognise that it is a developing hazard. Hope this wasn’t too stupid.
You could of course just click for the developing hazard but I like to click for any major potential hazards to keep me on my toes. If you are not in the habit of clicking I would say they could be a risk of not clicking at all for the developing hazard. Just don't click for every tiny potential hazard, like every parked car or every driveway.
Driving Crawley yes lol I’ve just taken a few practice tests online and I’ve failed because I click too late or just completely miss it out. I’ll be sure to watch a few more of your videos before my actual test. Thanks.
Appreciate the advice mate! I have my theory test for a bike tomorrow and I haven't had any time because of work to look online for helpful tips until I found this video so thank you. I do have a question though. Is the bike theory test different to a car or are they the same??
I have never taken a motorbike theory test, so just going from the gov.uk website and my basic knowledge. But the hazard perception test will be identical, I am 99% sure of that. There will still be 50 multiple choice questions, but guess some of them will be more focused towards riding a bike than driving a car. But not 100% sure.
@@UKDrivingTest Okay no problem mate and I hope it is identical lol, the hazards will be the same whether your on a bike or in a car 100%, the only difference is 2 wheels instead of 4. I'm not anxious or scared at all about the tests, I believe in my own ability and common sense 🙂
Yes exactly, hazards are not different on 2 wheels or 4. Just make sure you know you stuff about riding bikes, as they may have questions about balance, bike maintenance and things that only effective bikes, such as skid risk caused by metal drain covers.
i have my theory test in 2 days and i am so scared! i feel i have been doing everything shown in this video but im only scoring about 50 on the practice tests!!
Remember the pass mark for the hazard perception is 44, so at the moment you are passing by 6 points, so you should stand good chance. Keep practicing the hazard perception and also remember to be aiming to get 47 / 50 or more for the multiple choice questions mock tests. Most people fail because of the questions, not the hazard perception.
@@callumbrooks5989 Yes, I find most people get 41 or 42 on the questions. This is because they do light revision and revise the easy stuff and common sense things, but don't revise or remember things like motorway rules, medical questions, car maintenance. Questions that are hard to understand as you have not context to put them in, as a new driver you may know nothing about car maintenance or basic medical things for example. Do you know what Dr ABC means? ABS? Why the cars steering might vibrate while driving? Catalytic converter? Excess on insurance? All things you may have never experience before but you will be asked questions about.
Driving Crawley hmm I guess I need to spend more time on dr ABC! Never heard of that!! Thank you for your help and I'll revise all the things over this weekend that were shown in your theory and hazard videos!!!
This video was super superrr helpful!! I was struggling on the hazard perception part yesterday and was really stressed out that I may actually fail the second part, however the advise that you gave was really really helpful. I had my theory test today and passed on my first attempt🤪, Hazard perception ( 64/75 ) Multiple Choice ( 47/50 ) 😅 I was stressing out for no reason the test really ended up being super easy( at least for me) I did all my revision in 4 days but I did it full on like for hourss. I recommend starting your revision at least a week earlier so that you are confident and stress less unlike me 😅For revision I highly highly recommend buying the 4 in 1 theory app, it has absolutely everything in it, its sooo worth itt, I would have never passed without that app! Good luck to anyone doing their theory test soon and don’t stress out too much you will do fineee😉
How are you meant to notice this so early, I can barely see any movement and I’m getting told there’s someone up the road on a bike, how was I meant to see that so quick when they’re so far?! It’s impossible
Are you watching on a phone? If so bear in mind how small the screen is. What quality is the video playing at on your phone? 1080p? 244p? Watch on a desktop with a full size screen and it is quite easy to see, the same is true for the real test, it is on a full size screen AND it is CGI so very obvious to see the hazards :-)
I'm having my theory test tomorrow Wish me luck guys😐 Edit: I still haven't booked for my practical exam, and the certificate will expire in 2 months 😂😂😂😂 U never know what's best for you.. only Allah😊
@@delenathewriter2855 I'm not gonna lie , it's a bit confusing, because it's all about your personal estimation I scored 48 out 75 I thought I score way more than that but surprisingly I didn't 😅 So good luck darling
This is so helpful, thank you so much, I passed my theory test a week ago, and i’ve got 49/50 for multiple test and 71/75 on hazard perception. Thanks.
Hazard perception is what is scaring me the most on test..making sure I know when to click doesn't help I panic,I have test in week thanks for helpful vid
just wanted to say thanks a lot for both videos on hazard perception - everyone talking about how hard it is was stressing me out but i ended up getting 69/75 along with 5/5 on 10 of the clips which was a surprise. i wouldn't have been able to do so without the tips you gave, keep it up :) !
I left school in 1986 after not even bothering doing any of my exams as i knew for a fact I'd fail but at the age of 40 & lot's of practice i got an absolute perfect score on my hazzard perception uk driving test
Thanks for this, I needed it never thought of doing double click... I failed my theory today so just felt down but this has helped a lot... Update :I passed second time around due to your handy tips so thank you ☺️
Thanks for making this video! The official sample clip is loaded with comments by people who've failed just because they clicked slightly too early. Hopefully I'll stand a better chance.
Update - I did well. The official study materials are worth the money. They really helped me with real-life road conditions. My instructor noticed a big improvement in observation and anticipating.
Am I correct in that most of the clips will only demonstrate 1developing hazard? If so, surely good judgement will tell you what is and isn't going to be the scored hazard, thus saving clicks/eliminating the risk of being disqualified? Yet you advised in one part to click when approaching parked cars on the lift in case someone pulls out/they can't see you, then advised to only click for developing hazards, and not for potential ones?
Technically you are correctly, you only need to click on the developing hazards and it should be fairly obvious. However the official advise is to also click on potential hazards (just don't click like a mad made on every parked car you see or every pedestrian). I would also say it is a good idea to click on any higher risk potential hazards just to get you concentrating and always looking for hazards. In my other videos on hazard perception I experimented to how many times you can click and proved you can in fact score 5 points with just 1 click, but it is not a recommended technique. th-cam.com/video/OCafg91DBgY/w-d-xo.html
Surely the example of the cyclist approaching the pedestrian crossing is only a developing hazard once they begin to cross the road? - They could have easily decided to stop and wait? - So to get max points you have to click on the potential hazard, not the developing hazard? I have also seen clips where there were two definite developing hazards, and the camera car had to slow for the hazard, but these weren't the actual hazards - a 3rd developing hazard was the one that got the points. I find it all very inconsistent. Also, the example in this video of the man walking towards a zebra crossing - what if he was going to his car, passed the crossing, on the right? Yes, watch him, be prepared to slow and stop, be having to click BEFORE there is even any indication that he is going to use the crossing, to get 5 points? To me, that is not a developing hazard. It is still a potential hazard. The same with the car in the car park. The scoring window starts when the car is driving slowly in the correct lane. Again, surely still a potential hazard? If it continued in the correct lane, the camera car would not need to slow (except for the bend) or change road position - and one of these things must be required to denote a 'developing hazard'?
Good luck! Have you also looked at my video on some tips with the questions? including examples of the tricky questions. th-cam.com/video/l8SeTS_OQiM/w-d-xo.html
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:37 🚗 To pass the Hazard Perception Test, you need to score at least 44 out of 75 points, with a maximum of 5 points per developing hazard. 01:07 🚧 Hazards are points where you must take action by slowing down or steering to avoid an accident. Identifying developing hazards is key. 02:25 🚗 Be aware of concealed drivers when approaching T-junctions, as they might not see you. 02:48 🚴♀️ Children on bicycles can be developing hazards, especially if they might cycle into the road. Use the 2-click method when a hazard starts to develop. 03:38 🚗 Avoid clicking for every potential hazard to prevent over-clicking. Click for high-priority hazards, such as pedestrians near the curb or looking back. 06:13 🚗 Focus on clicking for developing hazards, not potential ones, and avoid clicking too close together. Stay alert for multiple developing hazards in one clip. Made with HARPA AI
Guys I just done my test this afternoon and I passed and I’m not gonna lie this 2/3 click Method did help I scored, 45/50 for multiple Choice questions and 50/75 for the hazard perception I also did not sleep for the whole night yesterday all I did was practice loads of questions. Good luck x
Hey, I know this is an old video but just wanted to drop a thanks for the tips, passed my theory test today and the advice about multiple clicks on hazards helped a lot. Really made my practise go from all over the place to mostly 4s and 5s, ended with 54/75 on the test which was lower than I'd hoped but if I were still single-clicking that could have been much lower.
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Passed my theory and hazard Friday well buzzing Don't panic and concentrate on the clips you'll be fine when you see an hazard press the mouse and a second after click again good luck
Passed my theory test a few days ago. For those who have it soon, good luck and don’t stress. I revised soo much (over 900 questions and 20+ hours of revision) and it was all over in 35 mins. The questions I got were easy and my hazard perception was obvious and high quality and therefore easy to answer. I didn’t receive and questions on road signs but oh well, will need them for driving.
@@voguegirl2218 the test I took was in 2019 so things might I have changed a little, I was definitely asked about braking distances in adverse weather e.g. 2x in the wet, 10x in the snow etc. and how far you should stay back from the car in front. I’ve forgot all of that since I’ve been driving for almost 4 years now lol 😂😂.
Watched this video yesterday in preparation for my second attempt today. I had failed the hazard perception part on my 1st test by 1 point. I did not practice the 1 second between double clicks on my first test and had scored zero in 4 clips. I passed today and scored 64 out of 75. Thank you for doing this!
Cleverness is probably going to be a hindrance with questions as dumb as: "What do you do when you see horses on the road? A) Speed up & sound your horn. B) Slow down & pass wide with caution. You will smash it.
Cheers for upload. The “double-click” method really helped me as I wasn’t doing very well on the practice tests. I seem to be seeing the potential hazards too early, and therefore my “click” not being counted. I also kept being disqualified for clicking in a pattern. It was getting very frustrating! The double-click method really helped me and I just passed first time, so thank you. I was actually doing the LGV hazard perception test. It’s 19 clips not 14 and the pass mark is 73 points out of a potential 100. Also helped that I live in Crawley so was nice to see it on roads I drive all the time. Now to book my LGV training. Any recommendations for anyone local?
Glad the video helped, liking and subscribing helps to shows your appreciation :-) Regarding LGV training unfortunately I don't really know anyone, as Crawley test centre does not do LGV, think Worthing is the nearest place, or Guildford.
Thank you soo much sir i am a pure muslim and new in England as well and last time i fail in hazard perception but 2 days before i watched your video and say what today i pass my test my perents will punish me if this time i fail but this time ill pass my test just because of you thank you soo much sir thank you soo much really really thanks to you ....
I did this hazard perception test recently. Not as a learner driver, but as an experienced driver, and I failed it. I was constantly clicking too early. It's a rubbish test, and needs scrapping. It encourages drivers to wait in order to "confirm" a hazard instead of reacting to it in the first instance. This makes drivers reactive instead of predictive. It's shit. It is completely unfit for purpose. Such a typical, British half-assed solution to a very simple problem.
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Thanks soo much this is so helpful, can u link me a dvd for hazard perception as the one i already have ive used alot already.
@@ana547 www.amazon.co.uk/Official-DVSA-Guide-Hazard-Perception/dp/0115532668/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1550078573&sr=8-1&keywords=hazard+perception+dvd
@@ana547 Do you have that one? The DVSA official one?
Thanks 4 the link i dont have that one but unsure whether it would work on a dvd as my laptop doesnt have a disk,my best bet is to get more hazard perception apps my test is two weeks away ill let u know how i get on :) ur a great tutor btw
@@ana547 ah i see, yes many laptops do not have the ability to run disks anymore. I think the real trick to passing the hazard perception is understanding how it works. I have not done hazard perception practice for years, but I would be quite confident to do it as I know how the system works.
Surely, the DVLA has to come up with a better way of testing this. It's highly possible that a good driver would click too early on the hazard and fail.
Yes that is true, and many driving instructors do click to early as they anticipate want might happen.
The hazard perception test does not test anticipation, more reactions.
imo a driver should be proactive anticipation and not reactive and just slam the brakes on when seeing something at the last second.
But it is better than nothing, well that is the way I think about it.
That’s the problem I found with hazard perception while practicing, during my test I clicked the hazard once when I Firth’s saw it and about 2/3 seconds later to make sure I hadn’t clicked to early. In the end I got 65/75 on my hazard perception
My problem with it first time around was just not acknowledging what the test considers "potential hazards". If you actually got behind the wheel with such a paranoid attitude you'd never get above 5mph! Not really relevant in the real world at all but probably ok as an introduction for absolute beginners.
@@Chloe-gd8qk That is a great tip. It didn't bust you for "clicking too often" then? I believe it warns of this at the start of the test.
@@myfrequencies1912 the hazard perception test does not assess your judgment of potential hazards, only the developing ones, so the ones which you DO need to brake or steer. If you did not spot the developing hazard then it means you would crash when driving.
Also bear in mind the theory test and hazard perception is mainly aimed at complete beginners.
Watched this vid this morning before my theory and I swear to god I wouldn’t have passed without it . Thankyouuu😋
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@@UKDrivingTest did you pass
I'm watching it before my theory test today as well
@@Lee-jt4uv same
@@alfieevans1271 did you pass
Had my 2nd theory test today and applied your method. Went from 43/75 last time to 60/75 this time. Passed the test and give your method complete credit. Looked at this video last night whilst getting 45ish on the hazard perception and tried it in the test today and it 100% works. Thanks so much, I can now book my actual test for about the 5th June. Thanks again
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So what was your technique when you saw a developing hazard? How many times did you click for a developing hazard?
@@na-up6gs i clicked as soon as i seen a hazard developing then again 1 second after i 1st clicked
did you pass?
I would like to add to this, use the time they allow you during the Theory test to steady your nerves, take a breather.
Do the tutorial at the start of the test, it helped me to settle into the test and get comfortable with how the system works.
If you complete the multiple choice answers part quickly then use the remainder of the time to go over the answers you gave and use some of that time to relax yourself before the Hazard Perception as well as use the 3 minutes between the multiple choice questions and the Hazard perception the system allows you.
I found that doing as many hazard perception tests online can greatly help but as a side note i actually found the online ones much harder than the real test, this is probably due to lower video quality that has been uploaded but at the end of the day it all helps.
People like Driving Crawly give some great advise for learning to drive, the tests etc etc.
Now for my Test Results :D
Multiple Choice: 50 out of 50 correct
Hazard Perception: 63 out of 75 Points
He shoots, he scores, PASS.
I will take this on Board after failing today :(
@@melissacrispino8871 ya not alone 🙁🤗
@@razzledazzle3863 is Dissappointing isn't it Will try again yeah
@@melissacrispino8871 are u drivin now
@Nodster Thanks for the advise and well done on your result. I am hoping to book my theory test in Mid to end of March.
Amazing! You've really helped me. So many of my friends have done their theory but cant even explain this to me the way you did. Downloaded so many apps and they weren't helpful. This is! So I will practice with this up until my test, so happy you explained it especially scoring system! Much appreciated :)
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I watched your harzard perception crisp and was able to passed both my theory and harzad perception . I got 46/50 and 67/70
Thanks a lot!!
Great news!
@@UKDrivingTest crisp?
I can't get my head around when to click. I see potential hazards and believe I am 100% aware of the road. So I'm looking ahead, using my mirrors and ready to react all of the time.
Remember you do not get points for clicking on potential hazards, only when you click on the developing hazards (i.e. when something is moving towards you and is going to cause you to brake)
Bro , I have to say Thankyou ! This two click method helped me to understand and pass the hazard perception test!
I found this very helpful, thank you.
Passed today and i put all down to this video 65/75. Thanks.
I found this really helpful
Passed my theory last week
Thanks !
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Just passed my test yesterday, 44/50 multiple choice and 50/75 on hazard and perception. Not great scores especially on multiple choice I thought I would of scored a bit higher but I found this video very helpful as hazard and perception was my main worry. Thanks 🙏🏽
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8:10 He was just walking on the other side of pavement at a ridiculously slow speed.. Why would the driver stop for someone NOT waiting at the crossing? that rule is to give way to ped who are waiting to cross. He clearly wasn't, and had the driver continued at the speed, he'd barely have reached the crossing even then. --BESIDES: Whether the driver wishes to wait/go, There was NO developing hazard. So maintaining the same speed would not add to the (lack of) hazard at all.
With that attitude you I can see you taken MANY attempts at the UK theory and driving test, also when you pass I can see that attitude getting you into many collisions and fines.
Ah guys iv got my theory test tommorow on my birthday aswell Hopefully I'll pass.. thankyou for this video hazard perception is the only thing I was failing on now I'm passing the mocks thankyou so much
I passed thankyou so much!
Well done!
at 6:48 the cloud in the sky looks like a charazard shooting flames out its mouth, also this video has helped me thank you :)
UniverseTurtle wow I didn’t notice that
Great info it’s now a little more clear 👍🏼👍🏼
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This video helped me a lot. I got 48/50 in my multiple choice and 57/75 in hazard if I can remember.
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Thank you..!!!! This helped me sooo much… God bless.! ☺️
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I’m more worried about my nerves rather than ability
Test tomorrow 😳 wish me luck 🤞
If you have revised hard and done your research by watching videos like mine, you will not need luck, you will ace it! :-)
Make sure you have watched my other video with tips on the multiple choice questions
th-cam.com/video/l8SeTS_OQiM/w-d-xo.html
@@UKDrivingTest I passed! 47/50 and 55/75 😄 so happy 1st time too!
@@gabbieshortie5240 Great news!
I have my theory on Wednesday again for the 4TH TIME. I always fail on hazard perception, the instructions are so unclear I never know whether I am over clicking or under clicking. Hopefully this video has helped me otherwise I will have a breakdown!
Goulddigger_ CB how did it go?
Please I need more video about Hazard perception test
I live in Australia/Melbourne
sorry not sure how the theory test works in Australia / Melbourne, these videos are for the UK theory test.
Thank you for the help! X
You're so welcome!
06:29 I seriously struggle to see that even after numerous replays...
The real test using only CGI footage, which is much clearer, plus it is on a big screen, so I would not get too worried.
Driving Crawley thanks and I was also told otherwise, that if you click on a hazard more than once that you will get 0 so on the previous lgv Hazard perception I failed. Could clicking only once on each hazard contributed to this?
@@pritpala clicking 3 times has worked for thousands of people.
I think some people have various misconceptions about the hazard perception test, this is one of them.
If you only clicked once on you LGV hazard perception then I would not be surprised if you failed, as to pass those single clicks would need to be perfectly timed, which is quite unlikely.
Driving Crawley ahhhhh. Now I think I see where the problem lies. Thanks for this.
I do not get this test at all. I’ve been driving safely for 35 years, the number of accidents I’ve been involved in in that time I can count on one hand and none of them my fault. I’m due to take this test soon as I’m applying to become an ADI. I’ve been doing some practice sessions and it almost seems as though you need to react before any potential hazard is even visible. If you react when I would react if I were driving in reality then it seems as though you completely miss the scoring window.
Thank you
Great hear that my video helped!
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I fucking passed 10 minutes ago I want to scream. And thanks to you
Glad my video helped :-)
Great video, I have two questions, please.
1.Are the videos the same as the test? or it will be a different new video entirely?
2. Can you rewatch or restart a video during the test?
1. different videos entirely.
2. no you can't rewatch.
Remember this is a test of a hazard perception skills, so if you have already watch the video or replay it you will know what to expect, so this is NOT testing your hazard perception skills.
In real life you can't reply the incident after you missed the child running out in front of you.
Concentrate, anticipate and be alert looking out for those hazards and you will pass the hazard perception test and be a safe driver.
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thank you kind sir
Richard Nixon glad the video helped
I’m confused. Can someone explain why we are clicking when, yes a car could have come out the driveways but there was no sign of one coming. I’m just worried that I’ll be docked for points for clicking at nothing? I get the double click at the bicycles.
I did my theory test twice and failed now I’m applying for the third time..I got 49/50 in msq but this hazard perception is really stupid…I see a hazard a mile away but it’s not “developing” but I already saw it and I took care but no you score 0 points!! That doesn’t make sense they have to remove it or lessen the number of clips or incorporate it in practical test or something but I can’t be driving for 10 years, spit the hazards and fail coz of “clicking” too early ffs!
So sorry to hear this
You say not to click more than twice, yet on the full run through you're clicking up to 4 times?
Thanks a lot mate
Glad the video helped, liking and subscribing helps to shows your appreciation :-)
I watched this video just before going for my test today. Scored 67 on hazard and 42 on multiple choice questions 😒 I was terrified!!
Sorry to hear that, many people fail the question by a mark or two, have you watch the below video giving my tips to avoid this on your next attempt:
th-cam.com/video/l8SeTS_OQiM/w-d-xo.html
Nope but will do.. having my next one in April 😏
Driving Crawley
Driving Crawley just passed my thoery!! Thanks a lot for these Videos. Scored 45 on multiple choice and 60 on the hazard perception 😌😌✊🏾✊🏾
@@oumathyjallow6896 great news!
I keep getting really stressed on the hazard perception. I relatively consistently pass the mocks with the double click method but it's often not a comfortable margin (e.g. 48 last time so only 4 marks above pass). I have my test tomorrow and I'm really quite nervous.
the real test is often easier as it is all CGI so hazards are much clearer and develops slower.
@@UKDrivingTest I passed my theory test today, thank you so much!!
Thanks for your video clip. Is there any means or mechanisms to show me when you are clicking for the hazards on the screen. Because i get confused to which one you clicking. For example just using an arrow towards the hazards that you clicking at.
2nd question÷ is some road signs considered as a hazard. Waiting for your reply. Thanks
Very useful, thank you!
@5:20🤣🤣🤣, made me laugh
made me run out of breath!
@@UKDrivingTest 😂😂
@@UKDrivingTest I watched your video before I left for my test. I passed the hazard perception test with flying colours but failed the theory by 2😭. £23👏🏾
8:19 why do you double click 3 times if there is only one hazard ??
I have made a part 2 video on the hazard perception test. it might help explain this and other questions you have:
th-cam.com/video/OCafg91DBgY/w-d-xo.html
No offence but theres no way you can notice something that quick surely I couldn't see that bike until it was near the crossing
Are you watching on a phone? If so bear in mind how small the screen is. What quality is the video playing at on your phone? 1080p? 244p?
Watch on a desktop with a full size screen and it is quite easy to see, the same is true for the real test, it is on a full size screen AND it is CGI so very obvious to see the hazards :-)
I have a question. What’s the point of clicking for a hazard if it doesn’t develop? Is it because it could possibly be developing? If so surely I have time to recognise that it is a developing hazard. Hope this wasn’t too stupid.
You could of course just click for the developing hazard but I like to click for any major potential hazards to keep me on my toes.
If you are not in the habit of clicking I would say they could be a risk of not clicking at all for the developing hazard.
Just don't click for every tiny potential hazard, like every parked car or every driveway.
Driving Crawley yes lol I’ve just taken a few practice tests online and I’ve failed because I click too late or just completely miss it out. I’ll be sure to watch a few more of your videos before my actual test. Thanks.
Appreciate the advice mate!
I have my theory test for a bike tomorrow and I haven't had any time because of work to look online for helpful tips until I found this video so thank you.
I do have a question though. Is the bike theory test different to a car or are they the same??
I have never taken a motorbike theory test, so just going from the gov.uk website and my basic knowledge.
But the hazard perception test will be identical, I am 99% sure of that.
There will still be 50 multiple choice questions, but guess some of them will be more focused towards riding a bike than driving a car. But not 100% sure.
@@UKDrivingTest
Okay no problem mate and I hope it is identical lol, the hazards will be the same whether your on a bike or in a car 100%, the only difference is 2 wheels instead of 4.
I'm not anxious or scared at all about the tests, I believe in my own ability and common sense 🙂
Yes exactly, hazards are not different on 2 wheels or 4.
Just make sure you know you stuff about riding bikes, as they may have questions about balance, bike maintenance and things that only effective bikes, such as skid risk caused by metal drain covers.
@@UKDrivingTest
I have more of an advantage with bikes than cars in that respect but I'll be more aware if the questions are bike related.
The theory test is really obvious unlike these clips
i have my theory test in 2 days and i am so scared! i feel i have been doing everything shown in this video but im only scoring about 50 on the practice tests!!
Remember the pass mark for the hazard perception is 44, so at the moment you are passing by 6 points, so you should stand good chance. Keep practicing the hazard perception and also remember to be aiming to get 47 / 50 or more for the multiple choice questions mock tests. Most people fail because of the questions, not the hazard perception.
Driving Crawley really!? That's reassuring thanks man!! 🤞🤞🤞🤞
@@callumbrooks5989 Yes, I find most people get 41 or 42 on the questions. This is because they do light revision and revise the easy stuff and common sense things, but don't revise or remember things like motorway rules, medical questions, car maintenance. Questions that are hard to understand as you have not context to put them in, as a new driver you may know nothing about car maintenance or basic medical things for example.
Do you know what Dr ABC means? ABS? Why the cars steering might vibrate while driving? Catalytic converter? Excess on insurance?
All things you may have never experience before but you will be asked questions about.
@@callumbrooks5989 apparently according to DVSA stats the pass rate for hazard perception is 85%
Driving Crawley hmm I guess I need to spend more time on dr ABC! Never heard of that!! Thank you for your help and I'll revise all the things over this weekend that were shown in your theory and hazard videos!!!
Are you told which clip has 2 hazards?
No you are not, so like with real life driving you need to always be alert and ready for the hazard.
Can you do 3 clicks ?
Do you get marked down for double clicks
no
This video was super superrr helpful!! I was struggling on the hazard perception part yesterday and was really stressed out that I may actually fail the second part, however the advise that you gave was really really helpful. I had my theory test today and passed on my first attempt🤪,
Hazard perception ( 64/75 )
Multiple Choice ( 47/50 )
😅 I was stressing out for no reason the test really ended up being super easy( at least for me) I did all my revision in 4 days but I did it full on like for hourss. I recommend starting your revision at least a week earlier so that you are confident and stress less unlike me 😅For revision I highly highly recommend buying the 4 in 1 theory app, it has absolutely everything in it, its sooo worth itt, I would have never passed without that app! Good luck to anyone doing their theory test soon and don’t stress out too much you will do fineee😉
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Just click on hazard or any where on screen?
You can click anywhere, you do not need to move the cursor.
Thank you so much.
How are you meant to notice this so early, I can barely see any movement and I’m getting told there’s someone up the road on a bike, how was I meant to see that so quick when they’re so far?! It’s impossible
Are you watching on a phone? If so bear in mind how small the screen is. What quality is the video playing at on your phone? 1080p? 244p?
Watch on a desktop with a full size screen and it is quite easy to see, the same is true for the real test, it is on a full size screen AND it is CGI so very obvious to see the hazards :-)
Driving Crawley Thank you! I’ll try that now
Thankfully real life is not as paranoid as the DSA's theory test!
My NEW video helps explain this th-cam.com/video/OCafg91DBgY/w-d-xo.html
Completly agree! This is ridiculas x
Thank you
Got nervous the night before my theory test and watched this...passed with 62/75! Thanks for making this video and teaching us the two-click method :)
I'm having my theory test tomorrow
Wish me luck guys😐
Edit: I still haven't booked for my practical exam, and the certificate will expire in 2 months 😂😂😂😂
U never know what's best for you.. only Allah😊
Hi guys I have passed 😂😂😂😂
I couldn't believe it
Swear
Wihs you all the best my lovers ❤
I have mine tomorrow, so nervous for the hazard perception
@@delenathewriter2855 I'm not gonna lie , it's a bit confusing, because it's all about your personal estimation
I scored 48 out 75
I thought I score way more than that but surprisingly I didn't 😅
So good luck darling
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@@myfrequencies1912 I didn't understand
This is so helpful, thank you so much, I passed my theory test a week ago, and i’ve got 49/50 for multiple test and 71/75 on hazard perception. Thanks.
Wow! That’s amazingg , God Bless
How did u get thru hazard
One of the most poorly designed tests I’ve ever had to take
Hazard perception is what is scaring me the most on test..making sure I know when to click doesn't help I panic,I have test in week thanks for helpful vid
Jenjen Waterhouse did u pass lad
You could pass that zebra 10 times before the dude has even thought of crossing the road wtf
Hahahahaha
Got my theory in a couple hours wish me luck 🙏🏾
Passed it🥳
Passed mine today 😊 50/50 on the questions and 67/75 on the Hazard
are the hazrd perception easy to spot?
Leo Scrace yes they are. I think that is easier to pass the Hazard perception than the questions.
Aquilina Kombá ah fair enough
How often were you clicking during the hazard perception ?
Maryam Khan I have mine tomorrow on the 2nd good luck
Got my theory test in a couple hours, so nervous!!
how did it go?
I passed!! Thank you so much for your help 💕
Thank you very much. I didn't study for hazard perception and watched this video on my way to the test and got 73/75 today. brilliant work !
Pleased to hear my video helped!
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just wanted to say thanks a lot for both videos on hazard perception - everyone talking about how hard it is was stressing me out but i ended up getting 69/75 along with 5/5 on 10 of the clips which was a surprise. i wouldn't have been able to do so without the tips you gave, keep it up :) !
Wow 69/75 is a great score well done!
Glad my video helped.
I got my theory text on Tuesday I am freaking out wish me luck you guys🤞
How'd it go?
Did u pass?
AdamX Life Coach mean
"The scoring window" well how do you know when it starts exactly? This part of the exam is a bit of a shamble really.
That’s why you should give 2-3 click as soon as you see a danger, at least if you pressed too early the second click is going to make you score
Passed hazard perception 2nd try thanks to your two click method. Never heard about it first time round. Thanks a lot. Great video
Passed my theory test first time today! 48/50 and 68/75... the only preparation i did for hazard perception was watch this video thank you so much!
Congrats! Hope you dont mind me asking, is that honestly all you gone was watch this video? I want to pass mine within 2 weeks but nervous to book it😞
youre telling a porkie arent you, missus?
I left school in 1986 after not even bothering doing any of my exams as i knew for a fact I'd fail but at the age of 40 & lot's of practice i got an absolute perfect score on my hazzard perception uk driving test
I failed the first time getting 26 out of 44, after watching this video I had my theory today and I got 64 of out 75! And I passed! Thank you!
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Thanks for this, I needed it never thought of doing double click... I failed my theory today so just felt down but this has helped a lot...
Update :I passed second time around due to your handy tips so thank you ☺️
BlessedIam yay
Thanks for making this video! The official sample clip is loaded with comments by people who've failed just because they clicked slightly too early. Hopefully I'll stand a better chance.
Update - I did well. The official study materials are worth the money. They really helped me with real-life road conditions. My instructor noticed a big improvement in observation and anticipating.
Am I correct in that most of the clips will only demonstrate 1developing hazard? If so, surely good judgement will tell you what is and isn't going to be the scored hazard, thus saving clicks/eliminating the risk of being disqualified? Yet you advised in one part to click when approaching parked cars on the lift in case someone pulls out/they can't see you, then advised to only click for developing hazards, and not for potential ones?
Technically you are correctly, you only need to click on the developing hazards and it should be fairly obvious.
However the official advise is to also click on potential hazards (just don't click like a mad made on every parked car you see or every pedestrian).
I would also say it is a good idea to click on any higher risk potential hazards just to get you concentrating and always looking for hazards.
In my other videos on hazard perception I experimented to how many times you can click and proved you can in fact score 5 points with just 1 click, but it is not a recommended technique.
th-cam.com/video/OCafg91DBgY/w-d-xo.html
Surely the example of the cyclist approaching the pedestrian crossing is only a developing hazard once they begin to cross the road? - They could have easily decided to stop and wait? - So to get max points you have to click on the potential hazard, not the developing hazard? I have also seen clips where there were two definite developing hazards, and the camera car had to slow for the hazard, but these weren't the actual hazards - a 3rd developing hazard was the one that got the points. I find it all very inconsistent.
Also, the example in this video of the man walking towards a zebra crossing - what if he was going to his car, passed the crossing, on the right? Yes, watch him, be prepared to slow and stop, be having to click BEFORE there is even any indication that he is going to use the crossing, to get 5 points? To me, that is not a developing hazard. It is still a potential hazard.
The same with the car in the car park. The scoring window starts when the car is driving slowly in the correct lane. Again, surely still a potential hazard? If it continued in the correct lane, the camera car would not need to slow (except for the bend) or change road position - and one of these things must be required to denote a 'developing hazard'?
This TV game like reaction thing is stupid, they should cancel this part altogether.
I have my theory in 3 hours, this is definitely the bit I'm most worried about, but this video has helped me a lot :)
Any advise for calming nerves?
@@voguegirl2218 assume you’ve done it but incase you haven’t, we’ve all done our GCSE’s before so this is a light breeze
Good luck
Watched this a few hours before my test and I passed! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. I didn't understand how to score highly before watching this. Your method works really well, I got 49 and 68 :D
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Just passed my theory test a few hours ago, 46/50 and 57/75, thanks to you! Love your teaching. Next up are driving lessons..
That is awesome!
Very well presented. It really helped me thank you
Passed second time by using the 2 click rule!
Got my theory tomorrow at 1 thanks for the video I feel more confident about hazard perception now. Wish me luck!
Good luck!
Have you also looked at my video on some tips with the questions? including examples of the tricky questions.
th-cam.com/video/l8SeTS_OQiM/w-d-xo.html
Mine is today
Wish me luck
I'm well nervous
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:37 🚗 To pass the Hazard Perception Test, you need to score at least 44 out of 75 points, with a maximum of 5 points per developing hazard.
01:07 🚧 Hazards are points where you must take action by slowing down or steering to avoid an accident. Identifying developing hazards is key.
02:25 🚗 Be aware of concealed drivers when approaching T-junctions, as they might not see you.
02:48 🚴♀️ Children on bicycles can be developing hazards, especially if they might cycle into the road. Use the 2-click method when a hazard starts to develop.
03:38 🚗 Avoid clicking for every potential hazard to prevent over-clicking. Click for high-priority hazards, such as pedestrians near the curb or looking back.
06:13 🚗 Focus on clicking for developing hazards, not potential ones, and avoid clicking too close together. Stay alert for multiple developing hazards in one clip.
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Nice summary :-)
I'm even more confused after that , double clicks and stuff, scoring windows? what the hell
Guys I just done my test this afternoon and I passed and I’m not gonna lie this 2/3 click Method did help I scored, 45/50 for multiple Choice questions and 50/75 for the hazard perception I also did not sleep for the whole night yesterday all I did was practice loads of questions. Good luck x
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Hey, I know this is an old video but just wanted to drop a thanks for the tips, passed my theory test today and the advice about multiple clicks on hazards helped a lot. Really made my practise go from all over the place to mostly 4s and 5s, ended with 54/75 on the test which was lower than I'd hoped but if I were still single-clicking that could have been much lower.
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Passed my theory and hazard Friday well buzzing
Don't panic and concentrate on the clips you'll be fine when you see an hazard press the mouse and a second after click again good luck
Tony Darbyshire are all the video CGI at the test centre ?
@@HUGO-LIDDLE yes mate they are 👍 don't panic the videos are really slow and I mean slow like 8mph
Are the videos in this , the same in the Hazard perception?
@@andrewjones5892 no pal
Thanks for the tips bro i legit just passed i done my test 4 days ago first time i passed on my first go
Thanks you. I pass today after long time of trying. I got 56 is brilliant video
Passed my theory test a few days ago. For those who have it soon, good luck and don’t stress. I revised soo much (over 900 questions and 20+ hours of revision) and it was all over in 35 mins. The questions I got were easy and my hazard perception was obvious and high quality and therefore easy to answer. I didn’t receive and questions on road signs but oh well, will need them for driving.
@youtuberperson7947 can you offer any advise on Thinking and braking distances? And do you get asked this on the real test?
Sorry and I have practised using the mock tests on the apps but they never seem to ask those questions
@@voguegirl2218 the test I took was in 2019 so things might I have changed a little, I was definitely asked about braking distances in adverse weather e.g. 2x in the wet, 10x in the snow etc. and how far you should stay back from the car in front. I’ve forgot all of that since I’ve been driving for almost 4 years now lol 😂😂.
How many clicks is too much
I tested this using the official DVSA practice clips:
th-cam.com/video/OCafg91DBgY/w-d-xo.html
Im always scoring zero because im one second ahead clicking the hazard 😔
Use the method in this video and that should resolve your issue :-)
Watched this video yesterday in preparation for my second attempt today.
I had failed the hazard perception part on my 1st test by 1 point. I did not practice the 1 second between double clicks on my first test and had scored zero in 4 clips.
I passed today and scored 64 out of 75.
Thank you for doing this!
Passed mine today after watching this video last night. Thanks!
I watched this today just before my theory and I passed! Thank youuu I’ve been trying for ages!
I'm so so scared got my theory test on 21st may I doubt I'll pass it as I'm not that clever but I'm giving it a go
Cleverness is probably going to be a hindrance with questions as dumb as: "What do you do when you see horses on the road? A) Speed up & sound your horn. B) Slow down & pass wide with caution.
You will smash it.
Mines on the 21st may too !!! Good luck haha!!!
Good luck x mines at 8am
Jade May mines at 2pm let’s hope we pass fingers crossed x
Cheers for upload. The “double-click” method really helped me as I wasn’t doing very well on the practice tests. I seem to be seeing the potential hazards too early, and therefore my “click” not being counted. I also kept being disqualified for clicking in a pattern. It was getting very frustrating!
The double-click method really helped me and I just passed first time, so thank you. I was actually doing the LGV hazard perception test. It’s 19 clips not 14 and the pass mark is 73 points out of a potential 100.
Also helped that I live in Crawley so was nice to see it on roads I drive all the time. Now to book my LGV training. Any recommendations for anyone local?
Glad the video helped, liking and subscribing helps to shows your appreciation :-)
Regarding LGV training unfortunately I don't really know anyone, as Crawley test centre does not do LGV, think Worthing is the nearest place, or Guildford.
Thank you soo much sir i am a pure muslim and new in England as well and last time i fail in hazard perception but 2 days before i watched your video and say what today i pass my test my perents will punish me if this time i fail but this time ill pass my test just because of you thank you soo much sir thank you soo much really really thanks to you ....
What religion got to do with it. You mean English is not your first language so you struggle
@@Mina-ns6us No i metion muslim because pure muslim is never lie thats why i mention that its pure true that i passad bcz of this video
I did this hazard perception test recently. Not as a learner driver, but as an experienced driver, and I failed it. I was constantly clicking too early. It's a rubbish test, and needs scrapping. It encourages drivers to wait in order to "confirm" a hazard instead of reacting to it in the first instance. This makes drivers reactive instead of predictive. It's shit.
It is completely unfit for purpose. Such a typical, British half-assed solution to a very simple problem.
Extremely helpful! Thank you.