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Buying Driving Books

To prepare for the theory test the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) recommends that you study the Highway Code, Know Your Traffic Signs and the relevant book from DSA's Driving Skills series.

Regardless of driving experience, candidates should make full use of the available study material to prepare for the multiple choice and hazard perception elements of the theory test.

Click here to go the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) website to view driving books and manuals.

Amazon and eBay are also good places to look for new and used books.