Yes, the theory part of the tests is totally different and requires different knowledge and understanding.

You don't need to do it Pro-Scot office staff will do it for you. The Theory Test can be booked in two ways, either by telephone on or online. Before we can book your Theory Test we will need your Driver Licence Number and payment.

There are various locations available for you throughout Scotland, however most of Pro-Scot's students use the centres in Dundee and Edinburgh.

Your instructor will have prepared you fully for the day of your test. They will have helped you with simulated mock tests to prepare you fully. The Mod 1 test lasts approximately 12 minutes and is conducted at the Multi Purpose Test Centre (MPTC) in Kirkcaldy, the Mod 2 test lasts 40 minutes both are conducted by a Driving Standards Agency Examiner.

Mod 2 is conducted from Kirkcaldy test centre details of which you can find out from the head office. First of all you are given an eyesight test to make sure you reach the minimum eyesight requirement, then he will ask you a "show me tell me" maintenance question. The examiner then assesses your ability to ride competently and safely and tests you on some of the manoeuvres you have covered in your lessons. Finally he will ask you a question on carrying a pillion passenger at the end.

You don't need to do it Pro-Scot office staff will do it for you. Before we can book your Practical Test we will need your Driver Licence Number and payment.

There are lots of books to help you, please ask our office staff for a theory pack which consists of the DSA's Official Theory CD Rom and additional material, including "Pass Your Motorcycle Test First Time" a set of student notes written by our Director, this covers all you need to know for both the theory and hazard perception parts of the test. A Theory book is also available for those without access to a computer.