The driving test centres with the best pass rates – how to find your nearest one
FROM checking your mirrors to mastering a three-point turn, passing a driving test can be tricky.
The national UK pass rate is only around 50% but some driving test centres have higher figures, here is how to boost your chances of getting on the road.
There are almost 400 driving test centres across the UK.
They are based in big cities such as London, Birmingham and Manchester as well as less populous locations including the Scottish Highlands.
Before taking a practical driving test, you will need to get a provisional driving licence and find an instructor to teach you how to drive.
You will also need to pass a theory exam before you can attempt the practical test.
The theory test can be taken from your 17th birthday onwards and it quizzes you on your knowledge of the Highway Code, traffic signs, driving skills and road hazards.
Once you pass the theory test, and have had enough lessons, you can then attempt the full practical driving test.
If you pass you will be given a full driving licence.
But passing isn't easy.
The latest figures were released in December 2021 so the next batch of data will come out in March 2022.
This should give you an indication of pass rates in your area or places near you.
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