The HGV theory test (Module 1a) contains 100 multiple-choice questions. You will also need to complete the hazard perception test (Module 1b) separately, which involves identifying developing hazards in a series of video clips.

No. The LGV multiple-choice test (Module 1a) and the hazard perception test (Module 1b) are separate tests. You do not need to pass both on the same day. If you pass one and fail the other, you only need to retake the part you failed not both tests again.

The HGV theory test is split into two parts: Module 1a and Module 1b. Module 1a is the multiple-choice theory test. It contains 100 questions covering road safety, vehicle weights, driver hours, load security, and DVSA rules. Module 1b is the hazard perception test. You will watch a series of video clips and identify developing hazards.

HGV Module 2 is the Driver CPC Case Studies test. It is required if you are driving professionally (for hire or reward). The Module 2 CPC test is based on real-life scenarios, such as vehicle safety checks, driver hours, tachographs, and emergency procedures. You will answer multiple-choice questions based on these case studies. Passing Module 2 is essential to gain your full Driver CPC qualification.

To pass the LGV theory test, you must answer at least 85 out of 100 questions correctly.

To pass the HGV theory test first time, focus on:
Practising DVSA-style multiple-choice questions daily
Revising by topic (driver hours, load security, vehicle weights)
Taking full mock theory tests under timed conditions

Practising hazard perception clips regularly Consistent revision and realistic mock tests are the best way to improve your score and build confidence before the real DVSA HGV theory test.

Most learners prepare for the HGV theory test in 2 to 6 weeks, depending on experience and study time. If you are new to the transport industry, allow extra time to understand driver hours rules, tachographs, and CPC requirements. Studying little and often, with regular mock tests, is more effective than last-minute cramming.

If you fail the HGV Module 2 CPC test, you can retake it through the DVSA. There is no limit on the number of attempts, but you must pay the test fee again.
You will receive feedback showing the areas where you scored lower, which helps you focus your revision before booking another test date.

Yes. Our revision platform includes HGV Module 2 CPC case studies based on real DVSA test scenarios. You can practise multiple-choice case study questions covering driver hours, vehicle safety, load security, legal responsibilities, and emergency procedures, helping you prepare fully for the official HGV CPC test.