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How To Get License
There are 3 Steps procedure to get UK Driving License:
1. Get Provisional Licence
You will need a valid Provisional Driving Licence, before you drive on public road as learner or take theory test. The DVLA ( Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency ) issues the provisional license and for that you will need to fill the application form (Form D1). The form can be freely available from Post Office or you can apply online on official gov.uk site. You can apply for your provisional licence up to 3 months before your 17th Birthday but it will not be valid until you actually turn 17 so you will not be able to take lessons on a public road, or take your theory test until then.
To know about the licence fees click here.
To apply online for provisional licence click here.
2. Pass Your Theory Test
You can start taking your driving lessons before you pass theory test, But you can not apply for practical test until you pass your theory test.
There are 2 parts to the theory test:
- the multiple choice part
- the hazard perception part
Both parts of the test are taken on the same day. The questions in the multiple-choice part and format of the hazard perception part depend on what kind of vehicle you want to drive.
One important part of the multiple choice test is Highway Codes. To read the full official highway code click here
There are lots of help videos available from official DVSA (Driving Vehicle Standards Agency)
To booking the theory test online click here
3. The Practical Test
Once your driving has reached an suitable level, you will be wanting to get your driving test booked. The timescale for bookings can vary one month to the next depending on the number of other learners applying around the same time at the center you want to book the test.
To book your Practical test click here. Please note you should always check with your instructor before doing this yourself. You must be confident that you are ready to take this exam before you book.
There are lots of help videos available from official DVSA (Driving Vehicle Standards Agency)