2025 Driving Theory Test 3 Books Collection Set – Official DVSA Learning Collection

2026 Driving Theory Test Collection brings together three official DVSA titles for UK road users. This 3-book set includes The Official DVSA Theory Test for Car Drivers, Know Your Traffic Signs and The Official Highway Code.

Included titles

• The Official DVSA Theory Test for Car Drivers
• Know Your Traffic Signs
• The Official Highway Code

Key details

• 3-book DVSA driving theory collection for 2026
• Includes the official DVSA theory test revision guide for car drivers
• Covers all official DVSA theory test revision questions across 14 topics, with over 740 questions
• Know Your Traffic Signs includes over 1,000 signs, markings and road layouts
• The Official Highway Code reflects new rules now in force, including the hierarchy of road users (‘H’ rules)

Synopses

The Official DVSA Theory Test for Car Drivers

Designed by the people who set the tests, this official DVSA revision guide supports you from the earliest stages of learning to drive, including applying for your licence and choosing an instructor. It brings together all official revision questions across 14 topics, with over 740 questions to help you check your understanding.

Clear, bite-size explanations link theory to real-life driving, supported by photos, diagrams, online videos and space for notes, alongside hints and expert tips. Suitable for learner drivers preparing for the DVSA car theory test.

Know Your Traffic Signs

A practical reference guide to the road signs most people are likely to meet when using UK roads. It includes over 1,000 signs, markings and road layouts, and is used as source material for theory tests for car, motorcycle, HGV, bus and ADI.

Suitable for ADIs, trainers, learner drivers, and those who drive or ride for work.

The Official Highway Code

Updated following one of its biggest overhauls, this edition sets out new rules now in force and remains essential reading for road users. Many rules are legal requirements, and disobeying them can be a criminal offence.

Updates include the hierarchy of road users (‘H’ rules), guidance at junctions on giving way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross, and new rules around parking on pavements. It is also listed as source material for theory tests.

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