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Driving Test Success Hazard Perception (2005 Edition) (PC)

by Focus Multimedia Ltd
Platform:   Windows XP
3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)

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System Requirements

  • Platform:   Windows XP
  • Media: Video Game
  • Item Quantity: 1
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Product Features

  • Learn about Hazard Perception by watching best practice footage with commentary by experienced instructors
  • Practice Hazard Perception skills by watching each video clip
  • Identify the hazards using your mouse
  • Gain experience in a variety of different settings, including main roads, motorways and rural roads
  • Gain experience in dealing with pedestrians, town and city hazards
  • Review your own performance
  • Sit UNLIMITED mock tests, with a different combination of video clips every time
  • Analyse your performance over time using detailed progress reports
  • View exam hints and tips to help you learn the skills you need to spot hazards

Product details

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  • ASIN: B000A6BB9I
  • Release Date: 29 Jul 2005
  • Average Customer Review: 3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 1,750 in Software (See Bestsellers in Software)

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Product Description

Manufacturer's Description

The best way to prepare for your Hazard Perception Test!

Packed with over 140 unique video clips that teach the principles of hazard perception and test your ability to spot potential dangers on the roads, this is the ideal way to prepare for the Hazard Perception part of your driving Theory Test.

As in real life, you will be tested on how soon you spot the dangers. The more practice you gain in recognising potential hazards, the better prepared you will be for both the test and for real life. This highly realistic software has been developed in conjunction with experienced Approved Driving Instructors and covers a whole variety of different road situations to improve your Hazard Perception skills.

PLUS Bonus Features:

  • NEW! About Hazard Perception Video Section--a highly experienced Approved Driving Instructor reveals everything you need to know about the test; how it's conducted, what to expect, and how to prepare for it.
  • NEW! Best Practice Driving Section--expert advice from a highly experienced police pursuit driver covering how to handle potential hazards on the roads.
  • NEW! Learning Mode--test your knowledge of potential hazards by watching the video clip and then answering a multiple choice question.

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    18 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars Used it for a week..., 16 Oct 2005
    By Bwgan (Wales) - See all my reviews
    ... and passed. I'd tried other "complete theory test" CD's but they always seemed to skimp on the Hazard Perception bits, or never really explained what you should do.

    This CD is great, gives you a nice introduction to the test, what you'd be faced with and a load of example clips. Plus a couple of clips narrated by a police driver, which helps to tell you where you should be looking.

    The complete tests are great, and there's even a report center that tells you how well you're doing and when you'll be ready for your test.

    I only used this for a week, and had an average pass mark of 63, I passed my real life hazard test with 65 out of 75. Great piece of software.

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    16 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
    2.0 out of 5 stars Are you feeling lucky?, 21 April 2006
    I would like to take a moment to give a few personal details before reviewing the product. Here goes...

    This software was sent to me as part of a training package when I booked my HGV training course. I already hold a full clean licence for both motorcycles and cars, and passed both tests on the first attempt. My motorcycle test was taken years prior to the theory test coming into force and I was exempt from taking the theory test before taking my car driving test due to already holding a full motorcycle licence. I have worked as a DSA Approved Motorcycle Instructor and also as a Van Delivery Driver so as you can probably appreciate, my experience is quite considerable.

    O.K. time for the review...

    In principle this is a well thought out piece of software which has the potential to be very helpful, with advice on how to ascertain what actually presents a hazard to the road user and how to differentiate between different levels of hazard i.e. Progressive Hazards (those which will/can get worse, such as cyclists which present a hazard in the first place and becomes a greater hazard when they pull out around a parked car) Static Hazards (those which exist but cannot get worse such as a flooded lane in the road).
    All this would be helpful to a new driver who has no sense of hazard perception, however, this is primarily intended as a training tool to enable a person to pass the hazard perception part of the theory test, unfortunately I fail to see how it can do anything other than make people feel very nervous indeed. You see, all the training video clips which are designed to be as close to that of the actual test as possible are of a really poor quality. For my view of the road ahead to be as unclear as that of the video clips I would have to drive without my spectacles on - in fact I think I would still have a better view of the road.
    There is a section on the CD-Rom which allows you to freeze-frame the clips precisely at the point where the hazard 'first comes into view', I have put that in inverted commas because in many cases the 'hazard' still could not be seen even with the image frozen, and this was when I knew what the hazard was going to be and where it was supposed to be!
    Examples of this are:- Sheep in the road, these were hiding round a bend in the road and didn't come into recognisable view until I could only score 2 out of 5 for spotting them. In order to score a 5 I would have to have used psychic powers... or buy some xray specs.
    Cyclist at night, I scored 3 out of 5 for this one. When freeze-framed at the start of the 'scoring zone' he was completely invisible. When it was stopped at 4 only his back light was visible and was indistinguishable from the cats-eyes on the road. Only at 3 was it possible to recognise that there was a cyclist in the road.

    Just in case anyone reading this thinks that it is perhaps my PC monitor that is at fault - I tried it on two different computers, one of which was a laptop with a crystal clear screen that displays DVD images better than my TV. The picture quality for this software was terrible on both.

    My advise is this - If you have never driven any type of motorised vehicle and want to learn about the different types of hazards that you will come across when driving, then this may help. If, like me, you have driving experience but are upgrading to driving wagons/ buses/coaches e.t.c. then don't bother buying it. In either case it still represents a useless training tool.
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    12 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Passed 1st Time!, 17 Aug 2005
    I used this product to practice for my Hazard Perception for my Motorcycle Theory test. The clips and the way you have to respond to them is very simular to the actual test which was reassuring. I passed my test first time and got 54 marks out of 75, and you only need 44 marks to pass! Very good package, I highly recommend you buy it!
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    Most Recent Customer Reviews

    4.0 out of 5 stars If you pass with this, you will pass the real thing.
    Compared to the actual test, this vidvd is presented in lower resolution, on a smaller screen and is shot through the windscreen of a car from the driver's position. Read more
    Published on 14 Mar 2007 by C. Nation

    1.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't do what it says on the tin
    I am surprised that the review gives it a 5 out of 5 rating and it shows "The UK No.1" on the back of the case. Read more
    Published on 3 Jun 2006 by Ka ki

    3.0 out of 5 stars Not the best aid.....
    I have used this CD-ROM to help me pass my theory, a few drawbacks though:
    1. Some clips are repeated which is useless for a learner as this will not happen in real life or on... Read more
    Published on 14 Mar 2006 by E. Smith

    2.0 out of 5 stars Do you really need it?
    The feeling you get with a pass certificate under your arm as you stride out of the test centre is very satisfying. Read more
    Published on 18 Jan 2006 by jimmy_on_fire

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