MOD 2 / Case Study Test 

The first step to gaining the Initial Driver CPC Qualification is the Case Studies Test. like the theory test, the case studies test is also carried out on a touch-screen computer. The aim of the case studies is to not only test the knowledge of a candidate, but to test how they would put that knowledge into practice.

The candidate will be given 7 case studies that are based on real-life situations and scenarios that a driver is likely to come across in their working lives. This may be, for example, driving on icy conditions, or even being asked to carry out non-driving work when taking weekly rest.

Each case study or scenario will be accompanied with 6 to 8 questions. 

The pass mark is 40 out of a possible 50.

Once you have passed each individual theory test, you will be told whether you have passed or failed in the form of a letter combined with a printed certificate.

Case Study test are carried out by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) and taken at approved test centres. To book or to find out where your nearest test centre is,

Call the DVSA on 0300 200 1122 or visit the Dft Website.

MOD 4 / Practical Assessment

Second Step, Once you have passed each individual theory test (MOD 2) above, get intorch with SaNaaGlobal to book your parctical Assessment with the nearest Approved driving School or DVSA test centre to acquire you first DQC, PLEASE NOTE: You have 4 months to complete the parctical assessment (Mod 4) after passing your case study (MOD 2)   

For more information or for clarification, please feel free to download the Official DSA Initial Driver CPC Qualification Leaflet.

Drivers who already hold a Driver CPC for either the LGV or PCV category and wish to obtain the other category will need to take a Conversion Case Study Tests.

Although the same pass mark as the normal Case Study test (40 out of a possible 50 marks),

the Conversion Case Study Test differs as the candidate will be asked questions based around 10 case studies rather than 7.