Hazard Awareness Theory

Hazard awareness theory covers reading the road ahead: children near parked cars, cyclists about to pull out, brake lights two cars in front and changes in the weather. It also covers the things that slow your reactions, such as tiredness, medicines, alcohol and distractions like your phone.

The best way to revise is to ask “what might happen next?” every time you read a question. That habit carries straight into the hazard perception part of the theory test and into your practical lessons.