Learn what a developing hazard means and how to approach the video part of the car theory test.
Spot a developing situation
A developing hazard is something that would make you change speed or direction. For example, a vehicle beginning to pull out could require you to slow down.
Understand the format
The car test uses 14 video clips of road scenes. Each contains a developing hazard, and one has two. You can earn up to five points for each hazard.
Practise responding naturally
Click when you notice a hazard developing. Continuous or patterned clicking can result in no score for a clip. Use practice material to understand timing and observation rather than memorising a clicking pattern.
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