Master the Hazard Perception Test in 2023 with Expert Tips for Maximum Points 

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This is the idea behind the 'three click' method. If you click again a second after your first click, if the first one is just a bit too early, you'll still get good points with the second click. If the first click was good, the second click will be ignored, it gives you the max points you scored per hazard.

@@Blazik3n99 I passed with 57 out of 75 so think this method worked

@@Blazik3n99can you tell me how I can I pass my hazard I have a tomorrow exam

@@kamalbalasi2548 I was worried the most by the hazard perception, but once I got started with it I was feeling more confident. If you know what to expect and do the three click method mentioned in the video you'll most likely pass. A lot of the time you can guess what the hazard will be just by paying attention to road signs and the type of road in the clip, it can make the hazard quite easy to see coming. I'd recommend doing a bit of practice, even if it's just the free practice clips they link to on the government website. Personally I used the 'Theory Test 4 in 1 kit' app to practice, it has a lot of hazard perception clips to practice with and it can help you understand what the timing is like. I got 62/75.

Tysm !!

Just came back from doing my test and l passed all thanks to your videos.

Good job 👍

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No, just click 2-3 times for every potential hazard you see. As long as you don't do 10+ clicks you shouldn't get disqualified

@@8tj I passed 2nd test.

@@zenabraithwaite1934 ah nice, well done! Sorry about that then

5 ish but good to do 3 clicks to be safe

I feel you!! Me too i passed first section failed 2nd one

Mock tests are scams

both the cyclist and the car are almost crossing giveway line

You don't actually see a mouse pointer on the screen on the test. you just need to click the button, not select a specific hazard.

@@DrivingSchoolTV thank you! My test is tomorrow morning 😅

@@Li-rw1ih did you pass?

Yep! If you click too many times in one click you'll get the red X on the screen and score zero. For the single hazard clips it's about 5 times and on the double hazard clip it's about 10 times

​@DrivingSchoolTV is it 5 clicks in a row or a total of 5 clicks throughout the clip? Most tutorials talk about max 4 clicks in a row and 10 in total. Your video got me confused as well now

ur a driving pro 😂

@@lucyroffey05 thanks 😊

I passed my test 6.5 years ago. That hazard perception took me ages to pass. I think I clicked too early for many of them...

@@rockinrachel1670 yeah that’s what i’m worried about is when to click. i’m practicing the 3 click method atm tho

@@rockinrachel1670 same but in my practice ones, I was always clicking just before the hazard. I always took that as I could see a developing hazard before I was supposed to 😆

Hey 👋 Check out the full hazard perception training playlist here and your question will make sense. There’s 5 videos and each builds on essential knowledge and skills. ru-vid.com/group/PLWV7lt2OClXIkdudThXzsR-edPqzyBWC2

Sounds like 3/4 to me! Maybe the syncopation is making it confusing

@@DrivingSchoolTV haha makes sense. Legendary to actually respond with the answer despite the question not being at all driving related

@@bentownsend4017 😂😜 A* in gcse music finally paying off haha