Mock exams that feel like test day

Unlimited test-format mocks with the current question count, a 57-minute timer and hazard-perception practice. Review every miss and get familiar with the test flow before exam day.

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  • 01

    Plan

    Pick a mock matched to your category, with exam-length question counts, timing and review tools.

  • 02

    Test

    Practise with exam-length question counts, timing, review and flagging tools designed around the current theory-test structure.

  • 03

    Review

    Every wrong answer comes with a plain-English explanation and a link to the chapter, so the next mock scores higher.

Every format you'll face

A full-length mock for the night before. A 15-minute express drill for the bus stop. Pick the shape of your study session — we'll match the timer.

Car — full mock

Car — full mock

Category B

50 questions

per mock

57 minutes

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Express mock

Express mock

Any category

15 questions

per mock

15 minutes

Test timing

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Topic mock

Topic mock

All syllabus topics

20 questions

per mock

20 minutes

Test timing

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Hazard mock

Hazard mock

Hazard perception

14 clips

per mock

20 minutes

Test timing

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Motorcycle mock

Motorcycle mock

Category A

50 questions

per mock

57 minutes

Test timing

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LGV mock

LGV mock

Category C / C+E

100 questions

per mock

115 minutes

Test timing

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PCV mock

PCV mock

Category D / D+E

100 questions

per mock

115 minutes

Test timing

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ADI Part 1 mock

ADI Part 1 mock

Trainee instructor

100 questions

per mock

90 minutes

Test timing

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Trusted by learners

Illustrative learner sitting at a cafe with study headphones
Alex
London, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner relaxing in the passenger seat of a parked car
Short practice sessions made it much easier to revise around work without feeling overwhelmed.
Maya
Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Sam
Manchester, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner revising during a train journey
Nina
Reading, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner standing outside beside a parked car
The weak-topic drills helped me stop guessing and understand why each answer was right.
Ravi
Leicester, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner standing on a residential street
Tom
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner sitting in the driver seat of a parked car
Priya
Reading, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner reviewing theory-test mistakes at a kitchen table
Reviewing every missed answer was much more useful than simply repeating the same mock.
Jamie
Bristol, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner waiting at a rainy Leeds bus stop
Olivia
Leeds, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner reading a road-rules handbook in a cafe
Marcus
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner practising hazard perception on a laptop at home
Hazard practice gave me a much better feel for when a developing risk actually starts.
Aisha
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Illustrative learner standing beside a bicycle in a Glasgow courtyard
Daniel
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Drivings mock exams before you press start.

The question count, timer, screen flow and flagging behaviour follow the current theory-test format. The practice wording is written by Drivings and is not copied from the official question bank.

Unlimited. Every mock is freshly generated from the question bank, so you will rarely see the same set twice. Use your score trend and weak-topic list to decide how many you need.

Practice is open-book: you see the answer and explanation after each question, with no timer. A mock is closed-book: full timer, no feedback until the end. Use practice to learn, mocks to test.

Hazard mocks use the 0–5 scoring model for developing hazards. The review screen also shows the scoring window so you can understand how your click timing affected the result.

Yes. After every mock, a single button rebuilds a personalised drill from the questions you missed — so the next mock targets exactly the topics holding you back.

Mocks currently require an internet connection. Offline mock downloads are not currently available.