1. United States:
- In most states, the passing score for the written knowledge test is usually around 80% or higher.
- For the practical driving test, the exact passing score may vary but typically ranges between 70% to 80% or higher.
2. United Kingdom:
- The theory test, which is the written knowledge test, requires a passing score of 43 out of 50 questions (86% accuracy).
- For the practical driving test, the candidate must demonstrate safe driving skills and is evaluated on various aspects such as road safety, vehicle handling, observation, and more. There is no specific numerical passing score, and the examiner makes a subjective assessment.
3. Canada:
- The passing score for the written knowledge test may vary by province but is generally around 80%.
- The practical driving test also varies by province, and there might be a specific numerical passing score or it could be based on the driver's overall performance and adherence to traffic laws and safe driving practices.
4. Australia:
- The written knowledge test passing score is usually 80% or higher.
- For the practical driving test, the exact passing score may vary between states and territories, but it typically involves demonstrating safe driving skills and obeying road rules.
It's important to note that these are just general guidelines, and the exact passing scores may vary depending on the specific jurisdiction or testing authority. It's always best to check with the local driver's licensing agency for the most up-to-date and accurate information on the passing scores and requirements for your location.
