From Monday 23 January, the driving theory test will no longer use prepublished questions in a move to stop candidates from learning answers by heart. 

The familiar theory test books and software still offer revision questions for candidates to test themselves and assess their progress.
They now also have exercises so learners can practice applying their knowledge on each topic to case studies.
There are also new sections of revision support for motorcyclists and a free e-book for car drivers.

The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has also launched its first iPhone apps for theory test revision.  

These will also help candidates to study and monitor their progress at their convenience as they approach their test date. These are available from the iTunes Store.

DSA books, electronic books and software are available to order or download from The Stationery Office and all good bookshops.