The theory test is split into two sections.
In the first part of the test, candidates have about an hour to answer 50 multiple-choice questions on the rules of the road.
The second part focuses on spotting road hazards in video clips.
After the theory, learners must take a practical test which examines driving ability, eyesight and vehicle safety knowledge.
According to data from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, obtained by the AA, two learners have taken their practical test 37 times without passing.
It took 43 tries for another candidate to pass, the report said, potentially costing them up to £3,200.
A theory test costs £23, whereas a driving exam costs £62 on weekdays and £75 on weekends or bank holidays for those using a car.
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