Driving test by city
The driving test is the same everywhere, but the roads are not. Each guide covers one city: its test centres and how they compare, the junctions and dual carriageways examiners use nearby, local rules like clean air zones and 20 mph limits, and a set of practice routes you can drive in 3D before test day.
27city guides
103test centres
5153D routes
Pick your city
- London24 centres · 120 routes49.1%
- Birmingham7 centres · 35 routes47.0%
- Manchester8 centres · 40 routes48.8%
- Leeds3 centres · 15 routes50.7%
- Glasgow4 centres · 20 routes45.5%
- Liverpool5 centres · 25 routes42.7%
- Bristol2 centres · 10 routes53.3%
- Sheffield2 centres · 10 routes46.5%
- Edinburgh2 centres · 10 routes45.7%
- Cardiff3 centres · 15 routes48.1%
- Leicester2 centres · 10 routes46.5%
- Nottingham2 centres · 10 routes47.7%
- Coventry3 centres · 15 routes44.8%
- Bradford5 centres · 25 routes49.3%
- Newcastle3 centres · 15 routes45.2%
- Stoke-on-Trent2 centres · 10 routes41.0%
- Wolverhampton4 centres · 20 routes38.3%
- Derby2 centres · 10 routes50.8%
- Southampton2 centres · 10 routes50.9%
- Portsmouth2 centres · 10 routes56.8%
- Aberdeen2 centres · 10 routes50.5%
- Sunderland2 centres · 10 routes44.6%
- Middlesbrough2 centres · 10 routes49.0%
- Milton Keynes2 centres · 10 routes50.8%
- Luton4 centres · 20 routes48.0%
- Northampton2 centres · 10 routes52.8%
- Preston2 centres · 10 routes55.0%
Pass rates are weighted by tests conducted, DVSA figures for 2025/26, against a GB average of 50%.