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- How often must the photo on a photocard driving licence be renewed?
- A driver reaches the age of 70. How often must they renew their licence from then on?
- What does the V5C registration certificate record?
- You sell your car. What must you do about the registration?
- A car is first registered on 12 March 2026. By what date does it first need an MOT?
- After its first MOT, how often must a car be tested?
- Your car's MOT has expired. When may you legally drive it?
- Which of these must a car have to be used legally on a public road?
- What does a SORN declaration mean?
- You are stopped by the police and cannot show your driving documents. What must you do?
- What is the minimum level of motor insurance required by law?
- You change your address. Who must you tell?
- For how long is a car theory test pass certificate valid?
- What is the pass mark for the multiple-choice part of the car theory test?
- How many multiple-choice questions are there in the car theory test, and how much time do you have?
- A candidate scores 44 out of 50 on the multiple-choice part and 40 out of 75 on hazard perception. What is the result?
- Your car is stopped by a camera that checks for insurance and the car has no insurance, although it has not been driven. What is the position?
- You buy a used car that has valid vehicle tax. What must you do about the tax?
- You have a medical condition that may affect your driving. Who must you tell?
- A learner wants to drive on a motorway. What do they need?
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