ADI Qualification - Step 1

ADI Part 1: Theory & Hazard Perception Training

Structured study guidance, official DVSA question band mastery, and hazard perception coaching in Portsmouth.

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Mastering the DVSA Part 1 Exam

The ADI Part 1 test is significantly more comprehensive than the standard learner theory test. It consists of 100 multiple-choice questions split into 4 distinct bands, followed by a 14-clip Hazard Perception test.

To pass, you must score at least 85% in each of the four individual bands (not just an overall average), plus at least 57 out of 75 on hazard perception. Without structured preparation, many capable trainees waste valuable time and money failing single bands.

The 4 Question Categories You Must Master

Band 1: Road Procedure

Road positioning, signals, speed limits, junctions, roundabouts, and motorways.

Band 2: Traffic Signs & Car Control

Highway Code signs, road markings, mechanical control, vehicle safety, and eco-driving.

Band 3: Pedagogy & Law

Instructional techniques, driver psychology, legal requirements, and medical rules.

Band 4: Driving Test & Disabilities

DVSA test procedures, marking criteria, vehicle adaptations, and disability awareness.

How I Support Your Part 1 Prep

  • Recommended Study Apps & Materials: Access to official DVSA question banks and high-definition hazard perception software.
  • 1-to-1 Weakness Targeting: If you struggle with specific categories (e.g., instructional psychology or mechanics), we address them in targeted study reviews.
  • Early Part 2 Integration: We combine early in-car driving sessions with Part 1 theory so you see how rules apply in real life.

Ready to Get Your PRN & Start Part 1?

Get in touch for an informal chat about setting up your study schedule and booking your initial consultation.

πŸ’¬ Chat on WhatsApp πŸ“ž Call 07703 477576

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