To pass you must score 15 out of a possible 20 points in each topic area (75%) and an overall score of 80%.

You must pass the Driver CPC Module 2 before you take your Module 4. Often, we organise both module tests to occur after a candidate has taken their HGV driving course, although you can do Module 2 alongside your Hazard Perception and Multiple Choice theory tests and take the Module 4 alongside your practical training course.

During the test itself, the examiner will walk around the stationary vehicle with you asking you a series of questions which pertain to the subject areas listed above. You will need to be able to talk freely and confidently about the vehicle and its features.

To make sure that you are feeling confident and ready for the test, Driverlink Training provides extensive training prior to each Module 4 test. Training and test last approximately four hours and includes running through a normal vehicle check, refreshing your memory on the important security and safety features of the vehicle and best practice techniques, and making sure that you know how to secure a load correctly, this is done on a load restraint demonstration trolley.

At the end of the test, you get your result right away.