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How much notice is normally needed to change or cancel a theory test without losing the fee?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Three clear working days Correct
B. No notice
C. One hour
D. Fourteen calendar days
Theory appointments can normally be changed or cancelled with three clear working days’ notice.
NI theory practice: How much notice is normally needed to change or cancel a theory test without losing the fee?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Three clear working days Correct
B. No notice
C. One hour
D. Fourteen calendar days
Theory appointments can normally be changed or cancelled with three clear working days’ notice.
Test your knowledge: How much notice is normally needed to change or cancel a theory test without losing the fee?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Three clear working days Correct
B. No notice
C. One hour
D. Fourteen calendar days
Theory appointments can normally be changed or cancelled with three clear working days’ notice.
Which answer is safest and correct? How much notice is normally needed to change or cancel a theory test without losing the fee?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Three clear working days Correct
B. No notice
C. One hour
D. Fourteen calendar days
Theory appointments can normally be changed or cancelled with three clear working days’ notice.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: How much notice is normally needed to change or cancel a theory test without losing the fee?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Three clear working days Correct
B. No notice
C. One hour
D. Fourteen calendar days
Theory appointments can normally be changed or cancelled with three clear working days’ notice.
From 1 October 2026, can a GB provisional licence holder normally book a Category B car theory or practical test in Northern Ireland?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. No, an NI provisional licence is required Correct
B. Yes, without restriction
C. Yes, if the test is in Belfast
D. Yes, if they pay an extra fee
From 1 October 2026, holders of GB provisional licences cannot book or take the main Category B car test in NI; an NI provisional licence is required.
NI theory practice: From 1 October 2026, can a GB provisional licence holder normally book a Category B car theory or practical test in Northern Ireland?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. No, an NI provisional licence is required Correct
B. Yes, without restriction
C. Yes, if the test is in Belfast
D. Yes, if they pay an extra fee
From 1 October 2026, holders of GB provisional licences cannot book or take the main Category B car test in NI; an NI provisional licence is required.
Test your knowledge: From 1 October 2026, can a GB provisional licence holder normally book a Category B car theory or practical test in Northern Ireland?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. No, an NI provisional licence is required Correct
B. Yes, without restriction
C. Yes, if the test is in Belfast
D. Yes, if they pay an extra fee
From 1 October 2026, holders of GB provisional licences cannot book or take the main Category B car test in NI; an NI provisional licence is required.
Which answer is safest and correct? From 1 October 2026, can a GB provisional licence holder normally book a Category B car theory or practical test in Northern Ireland?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. No, an NI provisional licence is required Correct
B. Yes, without restriction
C. Yes, if the test is in Belfast
D. Yes, if they pay an extra fee
From 1 October 2026, holders of GB provisional licences cannot book or take the main Category B car test in NI; an NI provisional licence is required.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: From 1 October 2026, can a GB provisional licence holder normally book a Category B car theory or practical test in Northern Ireland?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. No, an NI provisional licence is required Correct
B. Yes, without restriction
C. Yes, if the test is in Belfast
D. Yes, if they pay an extra fee
From 1 October 2026, holders of GB provisional licences cannot book or take the main Category B car test in NI; an NI provisional licence is required.
Why should required details on your driving licence be kept up to date?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. The licensing authority needs accurate information and changes may need to be notified Correct
B. It raises your speed limit
C. It removes the need for insurance
D. It guarantees cheaper fuel
Drivers are responsible for keeping required licence information accurate and notifying DVA when necessary.
NI theory practice: Why should required details on your driving licence be kept up to date?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. The licensing authority needs accurate information and changes may need to be notified Correct
B. It raises your speed limit
C. It removes the need for insurance
D. It guarantees cheaper fuel
Drivers are responsible for keeping required licence information accurate and notifying DVA when necessary.
Test your knowledge: Why should required details on your driving licence be kept up to date?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. The licensing authority needs accurate information and changes may need to be notified Correct
B. It raises your speed limit
C. It removes the need for insurance
D. It guarantees cheaper fuel
Drivers are responsible for keeping required licence information accurate and notifying DVA when necessary.
Which answer is safest and correct? Why should required details on your driving licence be kept up to date?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. The licensing authority needs accurate information and changes may need to be notified Correct
B. It raises your speed limit
C. It removes the need for insurance
D. It guarantees cheaper fuel
Drivers are responsible for keeping required licence information accurate and notifying DVA when necessary.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: Why should required details on your driving licence be kept up to date?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. The licensing authority needs accurate information and changes may need to be notified Correct
B. It raises your speed limit
C. It removes the need for insurance
D. It guarantees cheaper fuel
Drivers are responsible for keeping required licence information accurate and notifying DVA when necessary.
What must you bring to a practical test if you provide your own vehicle?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. An appropriately insured, licensed, roadworthy vehicle suitable for the test Correct
B. Any vehicle with enough fuel
C. A vehicle without L plates if you have an instructor
D. A vehicle with warning lights illuminated
DVA requires a suitable, insured, licensed and roadworthy vehicle for the practical test.
NI theory practice: What must you bring to a practical test if you provide your own vehicle?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. An appropriately insured, licensed, roadworthy vehicle suitable for the test Correct
B. Any vehicle with enough fuel
C. A vehicle without L plates if you have an instructor
D. A vehicle with warning lights illuminated
DVA requires a suitable, insured, licensed and roadworthy vehicle for the practical test.
Test your knowledge: What must you bring to a practical test if you provide your own vehicle?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. An appropriately insured, licensed, roadworthy vehicle suitable for the test Correct
B. Any vehicle with enough fuel
C. A vehicle without L plates if you have an instructor
D. A vehicle with warning lights illuminated
DVA requires a suitable, insured, licensed and roadworthy vehicle for the practical test.
Which answer is safest and correct? What must you bring to a practical test if you provide your own vehicle?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. An appropriately insured, licensed, roadworthy vehicle suitable for the test Correct
B. Any vehicle with enough fuel
C. A vehicle without L plates if you have an instructor
D. A vehicle with warning lights illuminated
DVA requires a suitable, insured, licensed and roadworthy vehicle for the practical test.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What must you bring to a practical test if you provide your own vehicle?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. An appropriately insured, licensed, roadworthy vehicle suitable for the test Correct
B. Any vehicle with enough fuel
C. A vehicle without L plates if you have an instructor
D. A vehicle with warning lights illuminated
DVA requires a suitable, insured, licensed and roadworthy vehicle for the practical test.
What should you do if you develop a medical condition likely to affect your driving?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Tell DVA where notification is required Correct
B. Wait until your licence expires
C. Tell only your insurer
D. Stop using indicators
Drivers must notify DVA about relevant health conditions that may affect safe driving.
NI theory practice: What should you do if you develop a medical condition likely to affect your driving?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Tell DVA where notification is required Correct
B. Wait until your licence expires
C. Tell only your insurer
D. Stop using indicators
Drivers must notify DVA about relevant health conditions that may affect safe driving.
Test your knowledge: What should you do if you develop a medical condition likely to affect your driving?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Tell DVA where notification is required Correct
B. Wait until your licence expires
C. Tell only your insurer
D. Stop using indicators
Drivers must notify DVA about relevant health conditions that may affect safe driving.
Which answer is safest and correct? What should you do if you develop a medical condition likely to affect your driving?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Tell DVA where notification is required Correct
B. Wait until your licence expires
C. Tell only your insurer
D. Stop using indicators
Drivers must notify DVA about relevant health conditions that may affect safe driving.
Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What should you do if you develop a medical condition likely to affect your driving?Documents & Legal Responsibilities
A. Tell DVA where notification is required Correct
B. Wait until your licence expires
C. Tell only your insurer
D. Stop using indicators
Drivers must notify DVA about relevant health conditions that may affect safe driving.
