If you’re booked in at Basingstoke Theory Test Centre, you’re joining learners from across north Hampshire, including Alton, Tadley, Kingsclere, and Hartley Wintney. A fixed street address isn’t given here on purpose, since DVSA supplies the precise location only in your post-booking confirmation. Every DVSA theory test follows the same two-part structure, multiple-choice questions on driving theory and the Highway Code, then a hazard perception section made from video footage. DVSA will not accept a practical test booking without a valid theory pass number, making this stage a fixed requirement for every learner. The certificate stays valid for two years after you pass, giving learners time to build up enough practical experience before testing. You must show photo ID, normally your provisional driving licence, at the desk before you’re taken through to the exam. You won’t be able to keep your phone on you during the test, DVSA asks that all devices stay outside the exam room. Reading the Highway Code cover to cover at least once, rather than only skimming sample questions, tends to pay off on exam day. Slots can be booked directly through GOV.UK in a few minutes, search, pay, keep the confirmation somewhere safe, and note the exact time down so there’s no confusion later.