For cars, it's 43/50 for multiple choice, 44 out of 75 for hazard perception - you must pass both
NO! You must pass your theory test before you are even allowed to take the practical driving test.
To obtain a new UK driving license, you need to apply for a provisional license, pass a theory test, take driving lessons, pass a practical driving test, and then apply for a full driving license.
35 out of 40.
A driving theory test is currently £31 (August 2012)
it unfortunately, is an epic fail. You need 43/50 to pass.
First of all you have to pass your theory test first before you can even think of your practical. To practice a driving test you could ask your driving instructor to go through all the different manoeuvres that could be expected of you whilst in your proper driving test.
In the UK... Apply for a provisional licence from the DVLA. Take a recognised driving course. Pass the theory test. Pass the practical test. Send your pass certificate and provisional to the DVLA. They will issue your full licence.
In Europe, driving theory is another name for a driving test. The easiest links can be found at the official UK driving theory test, where materials and other resources are available.
Once you have passed your theory test, you have two years to pass your practical before it expires.
it depends. if you live
To get your license, you need to meet the age requirement, pass a written test, complete a driving course, and pass a driving test.
The number of questions in a theory test can vary depending on the country and the specific driving licensing authority. For example, in the UK, the driving theory test typically consists of 50 multiple-choice questions. Candidates must answer at least 43 questions correctly to pass. Always check with your local licensing authority for the most accurate and relevant information.