CPC Theory

Prepare for Driver CPC theory with clear, independent practice for Great Britain HGV and bus/coach learners.

CHOOSE YOUR PATHWAY
Keep HGV/goods and bus/coach practice separate. Choose Part 1 multiple choice or Part 2 linked case studies, practise selected topics, revisit mistakes and review the reasoning behind each answer.

253 ORIGINAL STUDY QUESTIONS
The reviewed bank contains 154 Part 1 topic questions, 65 linked case-study questions and 34 qualification/safety guidance questions. Every question includes an explanation and source references. This is selected-topic revision, not exhaustive syllabus coverage or licensed official DVSA questions.

TIMED PRACTICE MOCKS
Part 1: 100 questions in 115 minutes, with an 85/100 study benchmark.
Part 2: seven linked scenarios and 50 questions in 75 minutes, with a 40/50 benchmark. Each vehicle pathway has seven available cases; repeated mocks reuse that limited pool.
Flag questions, change answers, navigate back and resume a saved session. The mock timer keeps running when you leave. Question distribution, difficulty and interface differ from the real examination.

STUDY AT YOUR OWN PACE
Use untimed topic practice, mistake practice and revision mode. Track attempts and accuracy by topic. The lightweight app works offline after installation; opening source links requires an internet connection.

KNOW WHAT TO COMPLETE ELSEWHERE
This app does not include hazard-perception videos, practical driving assessments or the Part 4 practical demonstration. It does not provide approved periodic Driver CPC training or count towards training hours. Transport Manager CPC is a different qualification and is not covered.

GREAT BRITAIN SCOPE
Questions specify relevant vehicle and rule distinctions. Northern Ireland has a separate DVA pathway; NI-specific substantive road rules have not been audited in this release. Use current government guidance and the appropriate official driving guide alongside this app.

Independent educational app. Not affiliated with or endorsed by DVSA, DVLA or DVA. Practice scores are study feedback, not official results, qualifications or a guarantee of passing.