What is the best way to prepare for the ADI part 3 test?
To become an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) you need to be 21 or over, have held a full driving license for four years or more, have no serious motoring convictions and be able to read a car number plate from 20 metres. The training can take up to 18 months as there are 3 tests to take and you cannot progress on to the next stage until you have passed the previous test. On the Phase 1. The ADI theory test has two elements to it; a multiple choice question test and a hazard perception test. To pass the multiple choice part of the test you must correctly answer 85 questions out of 100 (85%). Each question has four answers, only one of which is correct. However, the questions are grouped into one of 4 categories and not only must you obtain a pass mark of 85% overall but you must also score 80% or more in each of the 4 categories. It is therefore possible to reach 85% but still fail the exam because you have not achieved 80% in one of the categories. The hazard perception test is desig
