Free tools for the numbers UK drivers ask about most. Each calculator uses official figures from GOV.UK or the Highway Code, runs entirely in your browser, and shows when we last checked the rules.
CalculatorFree Mock Theory Test: 50 Questions, 57 Minutes
A free mock theory test in the real format: 50 questions, 57 minutes and the 43 pass mark, with an explanation and Highway Code rule for every answer.
CalculatorMotorbike Theory Test Practice: Free 50-Question Mock Test
Free motorbike theory test practice in the real format: 50 questions, 57 minutes and the 43 pass mark, with rider-specific questions and a Highway Code rule for every answer.
CalculatorPenalty Points Calculator: How Many Points Before a Ban?
Work out how many penalty points count against you, when each one drops off, and how close you are to a ban. Includes the 6-point rule for new drivers.
CalculatorHGV Driving Hours Calculator: Daily, Weekly and Fortnightly Limits
Check how many hours you can still drive today and this week under the HGV drivers' hours rules: 9 hours a day, 56 a week and 90 over two weeks.
CalculatorStopping Distance Calculator: Highway Code Distances at 20 to 70mph
See the Highway Code stopping distance at any speed from 20 to 70mph, in wet and icy conditions, with revision tips and a quick quiz for your theory test.
CalculatorDrink Drive Calculator: Units and Time for Alcohol to Clear
Count the units in your drinks and see a cautious estimate of how long the alcohol could take to leave your body, with the UK and Scottish drink drive limits.
CalculatorDriving Lesson Cost Calculator: What Learning to Drive Costs
Add your instructor’s price and the hours you expect to see what learning to drive will cost, including the official licence and test fees.
CalculatorDriving Licence Renewal Calculator: When and How to Renew
Enter your date of birth and photocard expiry date to see when your driving licence is due for renewal, what it costs and how to renew online, by post or at 70.
How our calculators work
Every limit, fee and distance in these tools comes from an official source, which each calculator page links to. We recheck the rules regularly and show the date we last did it. Nothing you type into a calculator is sent to us or saved.
The results are a guide to help you plan and understand the rules. They aren\’t legal advice, and official records such as your driving licence record or tachograph data always take priority. Our editorial policy explains how we check our facts, and you can find our written guides on the blog.