Updates log
Every substantive change to content on this site: what changed, why, the source and the version.
Road rules change, and so do test arrangements. Rather than quietly editing pages, we record substantive changes here. Our editorial policy sets out the review cycle that produces them.
· version 1.1
Hazard perception scenarios rebuilt
What changed. The illustrated hazard scenarios were rebuilt on a perspective camera. Vehicles and people are now placed in real-world metres and projected, so they grow and pass at the correct rate, the road markings and scenery stream past as you drive, and movement is continuous rather than five still frames. The library grew from three scenarios to eight, adding a car emerging from a side road, a pedestrian crossing from in front of a stopped bus, a bus pulling out, a slow vehicle turning on a rural lane, and a queue forming on a motorway.
Why. The previous scenes were static hand-drawn frames that did not convey a moving vehicle, which is the whole point of a hazard-perception exercise. Reduced-motion support was also stated but not actually implemented; the scene now genuinely steps between moments for anyone who has asked for it.
Source. GOV.UK — hazard perception test
Pages affected. Hazard perception practice scenarios, Hazard perception mock assessment
Hazard timings, scoring windows and explanations for the three original scenarios are unchanged, so scores remain comparable with earlier attempts.
These remain original illustrated exercises. We still do not host the official DVSA hazard-perception clips.
· version 1.0
Site foundation published
What changed. First publication of the site structure, editorial framework and policy pages, together with the test-format facts used across the site (50 questions in 57 minutes, pass mark 43; hazard perception pass mark 44 of 75).
Why. Establishing the trust and governance pages before publishing learning content, so that every lesson and question is published under a stated policy rather than retrofitted to one.
Source. GOV.UK — theory test guidance
Pages affected. Homepage, About, Editorial policy, Sources and licensing, Accessibility, Privacy, Cookies, Terms
Nothing on the site claims instructor review, because no approved driving instructor has yet been appointed to provide it. That will be recorded here when it changes.