The hazard perception element of the driving theory test is set for a major overhaul this year, that’s why booktheorytesttoday.com has decided to provide some refreshing tips for passing the hazard perception part of the test.

BookTheoryTestToday.com has learnt that the face of Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis, has challenged ‘experienced drivers’ to take the UK driving theory test challenge in order to put them in the same scenario that many young drivers face in order to acquire a driving licence.

A Chinese translator, approved by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA), has been jailed this week for his involvement in a driving theory test scam.

The hazard perception element of the UK Driving Theory Test is set to undergo changes with a view to implementation in August 2013.

107 – That’s the number of times an unnamed, 28-year-old Londoner has failed the UK Driving Theory Test.

Recently, Book Your Theory Test Today issued a blog alerting young drivers to a new scam known as ‘ghost broking.’