Father in law suffered a serious hemorrhagic stroke last year, and it sadly rendered him unable to drive, so his wife has started to learn to drive again - she did learn many years ago, but never passed her test after failing once. She is a reasonably competent driver, to say she hasn't driven in all that time. Hats off to her, she's into her 70s and has got some bottle.
She is struggling to pass the theory part at the moment, which as stiffened up last year as too many were passing. After trying out some of the sample hazard perception tests, I can understand why... one of the ones I tried required you to press the button before the hazard was actually visible on screen in order to get full points. Some of them are easy, it's just pot luck what you receive on the day - some of them are verging on impossible to score enough points.