This course will provide you with up-to- date material, helping to assist you in passing your Cat C theory test. You will find information in both pictorial and written form which cover the areas you will be tested on during your Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) Theory Test.

The advice and guidance given in each section will give you a greater understanding of the knowledge required to pass the test. In addition to the training programme, you might need to re-visit Cat B theory. There are several questions that relate to basic roadcraft. You will find information on this site that will help refresh your basic knowledge.

It is important that you find out how much knowledge you have on C theory prior to taking the course, it might be that reading subject matter is not the ideal way you learn. throughout the lessons there many videos that will help you understand the specific subject. Like the Cat B the DVSA do not want you to learn questions in a repetitive manner. 

The test consists of 100 questions with a time limit placed on the test of 1 hour 57 minutes. unlike the Cat B you only need to take one part of the test at a time, Hazard perception can be taken before or after the multiple-choice part. 

We have split the course down into three distinct parts.

Part 1: The practice tests will help you understand the type of information that you will need to know and understand. the practice tests consist of fifty questions. when answering you will be able to check each answer.  100 questions over 117 minutes is a long time. so smaller tests will aid you in retaining the information.

Part 2: The lessons are complete and cover most of the knowledge needed to pass the DVSA multiple choice test. At the end of each lesson, you will be able to take a test, this will help validate the information. If you choose to go to part three instead, the lessons will help as an aid to any questions you would like to research.

Part 3: The mock tests all consist of 100 questions, the timer has been set at 117 minutes, the pass mark is 85 but you will need to score on average 95 to 98. as much as we try to keep the questions up to date, the DVSA add new ones.

Once you have completed the mock tests, and are satisfied with your understanding of the subject, then book that test.