Man claims 'easy' £4.99 hack helps you pass driving theory test in just two days

A man has shared his 'easy' driving theory test hack which he claims will help you pass in just two days - but not everyone online is convinced it will work for them

Before you can get behind the wheel for your driving test, there's the dreaded theory exam to conquer.

If you weren't a fan of exams in school, then it's likely this is something you're not looking forward to and just can't be bothered with. However, before your test day arrives, you need to have it completed. But could there be an easier way to tackle it?

One TikTok user believes so, as he managed to pass in just "two days" and reckons everyone else can follow in his footsteps. Taking to social media, Ross, who posts under the handle @rossstevenson001, shared: "This is how to pass your driving theory test in two days just like I did."

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He said the way he passed is "so easy", saying that "first of all you're going to download this" as he pointed to an app, which costs £4.99. The app was called 'Driving Theory Test 4 in 1 Kit". Ross claimed it would be "the best investment of your life".

Ross added if you don't get the app, you'll be "resitting your test over and over again like an idiot", so he recommended just taking the fiver hit so you can be successful the first time. Ross then showed the home screen of the app, saying to "f**k" the rest of the options, other than the top one, which was the 'theory test'.

"Then make your way to mock tests", he suggested, saying you should "take the test over and over" ensuring you pick questions you haven't seen yet. He said it would take you "literally two days" to answer all of the questions, but you will have seen variations of all the questions.

Ross claimed it was "pretty much impossible" to fail the test if you do this, recommending to "scrap off everything" else that you were doing to try and revise to just dedicate a couple of hours a day for two days to answering the questions.

He also said there's a mock test on the app for the hazard perception part of the test, which will be really beneficial to go through as well.

In the comments, many praised the method, with one woman writing: "Before my theory, I went through every single question on the practice test app and wrote those in a notebook in all different colours with the correct answers. Then the day of the test my test was at 11am I went to a cafe round the corner 4 hours early then sat with my favourite music on and red through the pages over and over again, passed first time."

Someone else said they were "tricked" at their test, however, sharing: "I use this app and passed 2nd time because I didn’t realise some of the questions are worded different at the test centre to the app."

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