Hazard perception clip 4: High street
Free hazard perception practice clip 4: high street. Watch the road, tap or click as soon as you see a hazard developing, and see exactly where the scoring window was.
- 32 seconds
- 1 developing hazard
- Up to 5 points
What happens in this clip (spoiler)
Show the hazard and the clues
Flashing Belisha beacons and zig-zag lines warn you of a zebra crossing. A pedestrian walking briskly towards it turns to cross. The hazard develops as they head for the kerb: slow down early and be ready to stop - you must give way once they have stepped onto the crossing.
- Pedestrian steps onto zebra crossing – scoring window from 14.6s to 19.6s (5 points in the first second, then 4, 3, 2, 1)
How this clip is scored
Like the real test, each developing hazard has a scoring window split into five parts. Respond early in the window for 5 points; later responses score less, and responses before or after the window score 0. Clicking constantly or in a pattern scores 0 for the whole clip. Read our hazard perception tips or take the full 14-clip test.
Original practice questions based on The Highway Code (Open Government Licence v3.0). Not the real test questions. MockTheory is not affiliated with or endorsed by the DVSA.