Risk perception test

A candidate who fails the practical test twice can start an appeal. This appeal shall be lodged within 14 days following the date of the second failed test. The appeal, signed by the candidate, specifies the last name, first name, date of birth of the latter as well as the examination centre where the test took place and the date of the test. It is motivated by facts concerning exclusively the persons or circumstances of place, time and procedure in which the test has been carried out.

When the examiner of an examination centre decides to exclude from the theoretical test and to issue a failure certificate to the driving licence candidate who has committed an irregularity, the candidate, if an adult, his/her parents or the legal guardian if (s)he is a minor, may appeal to the commission. This appeal shall be lodged within 14 days following the failure and the exclusion. The appeal, signed by the candidate if an adult, his/her parents or the legal guardian if (s)he is a minor, specifies the last name, first name, date of birth of the latter as well as the examination centre where the test took place and the date of the test. It is motivated by facts concerning exclusively the persons or circumstances of place, time and procedure in which the test has been carried out.

When the examiner of an examination centre decides to exclude from the risk perception test and to issue a failure certificate to the applicant for a category B licence who has committed an irregularity, the candidate, if an adult, his/her parents or the legal guardian if (s)he is aminor, may appeal. This appeal shall be lodged within 14 days following the failure and the exclusion. The appeal, signed by the candidate if an adult, his/her parents or the legal guardian if (s)he is a minor, specifies the last name, first name, date of birth of the latter as well as the examination centre where the test took place and the date of the test. It is motivated by facts concerning exclusively the persons or circumstances of place, time and procedure in which the test has been carried out.

An amount of 12,50 € shall be transferred to the bank account BE52 0912 1502 7609 of the “Département de la Réglementation et de la Régulation des Transports, Direction de la Régulation du Transport par route” with the communication “F.C/Commission recours/your last en first names”.

The appeal has to be sent by registered letter to:

A l’attention du président de la commission de recours
Service Public Wallonie
Mobilité infrastructures
Département de la Réglementation et de la Régulation des Transports
Direction de la Régulation du Transport par route
Boulevard du Nord 8
5000 Namur

The risk perception test is one of the conditions you have to meet to take your practical test. You also have to pass the test to be able to make an appointment for your practical test.

The risk perception test is a computerised test designed to measure your ability to identify risk situations in a variety of driving conditions.

A video sequence is shown on the screen of your computer. Imagine yourself at the wheel of your car. When you see a risk, click on it.

A risk is an external event that obliges you to adjust your speed, change direction, sound your horn and so on.

During the test, you are required to identify 10 risks, spread across 5 videos. There are films with 0, 1, 2 or 3 risks.  You are entitled to 10 clicks. A risk identified correctly = + 1 point. An incorrect click = – 1 click. Once you have used up your 10 clicks, the test stops.

You need to score a minimum of 6/10 to pass.

The risk perception test can be taken without an appointment at the centre of your choice. See the opening times of our centres here.

The cost of taking the risk perception test is 17 €.

 

If you fail, you can take the test again the same day. There is no limit on the number of times you can try. Having said that, after failing two successive times, you will need to attend 3 hours of lessons at an accredited driving school. You will not be allowed to present yourself to take the test again until you have a training certificate issued by the accredited driving school.