How can I prepare for the test? 

Hazard perception is a practical skill and the best way to prepare for this element is via practical on-road training with a professional instructor. The more experience you have in a wide variety of traffic scenarios, the better you will become at scanning and assessing the situation around you.

A professional trainer will ensure that the routes you use during your lessons are appropriate to your level of skill. He or she will initially talk you through the traffic scene, pointing out any developing hazards and guiding you with appropriate action. As you become more proficient your trainer will reduce the amount of guidance offered, and allow you to independently judge the situation and appropriate response.