Master Your Local UK Driving Test Routes
Practise 4,400+ reviewed practice routes across 290+ DVSA test centres in England, Scotland, and Wales. Build confidence on complex roundabouts, dual carriageways, and high-fault junctions before test day.
Driving Routes UK
Local Centre Routes
Average 12–20 practice routes per test centre covering test-day roads.
Voice Navigation
Hands-free spoken prompts just like following an examiner or sat nav.
Hazard & Junction Alerts
Highlights spiralling roundabouts, sudden speed drops, and tricky mini-roundabouts.
Essential DVSA Test Resources
Free study guides, official failure statistics, and manoeuvre walkthroughs.
Test Routes Directory
Explore practice circuits for 290+ DVSA test centres across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Pass Rate League Table
Official DVSA pass rates for every test centre, with the hardest and easiest centres ranked.
Test Manoeuvres Guide
Step-by-step parallel park, bay parking, pulling up on right, and emergency stop rules.
Faults & Minors Guide
Understanding minor faults (max 15), serious faults, dangerous faults, and the DL25 sheet.
Popular UK Driving Test Centres
The busiest DVSA centres by number of car tests in the latest year.
Birmingham Garretts Green
View centre & routes →Goodmayes
View centre & routes →Leicester Wigston
View centre & routes →Manchester West Didsbury
View centre & routes →Cardiff Llanishen
View centre & routes →Birmingham Kingstanding
View centre & routes →Chadderton Oldham
View centre & routes →Morden
View centre & routes →Nottingham Colwick
View centre & routes →Warwick Wedgenock House
View centre & routes →Mitcham London
View centre & routes →Gillingham
View centre & routes →DVSA "Show Me, Tell Me" Questions & Free Printable PDF
At the start of your test and while driving, the examiner will ask you 2 vehicle safety check questions. Getting one or both wrong counts as a driving fault. Master all 19 questions with our free revision guide and printable PDF cheat sheet.
Jurisdiction & Data Disclaimer
My Driving Test UKprovides independent preparation resources and practice routes for Great Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales), administered by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Driving tests in Northern Ireland are administered separately by the Driver & Vehicle Agency (DVA). Official driving test routes are not published by the DVSA; our routes represent empirical, community-reported test routes frequently utilised by local examiners and ADI driving instructors. Pass rate statistics are sourced from official DVSA open datasets under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Northern Ireland is on a different path: from 1 October 2026 it introduces Graduated Driver Licensing, with a category B six-month minimum holding period and a 31 March 2027 transitional deadline. Read the Northern Ireland GDL 2026 guide and eligibility checker →