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Redhill Aerodrome driving test centre

First Floor, Redhill Aerodrome Business Centre, Kings Mill Lane, RH1 5JZ

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Pass rate 2025/26
53.9%
GB 50.0% · South East 52.9%
Median wait, Aug 2026
10weeks
Free slots 24 weeks ahead
Tests a year
5,408
2,916 passed

Key facts

  • Redhill Aerodrome's pass rate was 53.9% in 2025/26 from 5,408 tests, 3.9 points above the national average of 50.0%.
  • That puts it 14 of 30 centres in South East (South East average 52.9%), a mid-table pass rates in the region.
  • The rate has been stable since 2021/22, moving between 48% (2023/24) and 55% (2021/22).
  • On waiting times, learners who took a test in August 2026 had waited a median of 10 weeks since booking; the first week with 10% or more of slots still free was 24 weeks ahead.
  • 30.2% of the standard slots in the booking window were still unbooked in August 2026, which usually means a cancellation or new date is realistic here.

Redhill Aerodrome passes 53.9 per cent of its candidates, 115th of the 302 centres ranked and fourteenth of the thirty in the South East. The practice loops on this page are unlike almost any other centre's. There is not one roundabout on them, not one set of traffic signals, and not one crossing of any kind. Forty-nine per cent of the distance is at 70 mph on ordinary single-carriageway lanes, and another forty-six per cent is at 30. A test here is country driving: reading a lane whose end you cannot see, and turning right out of one into another.

Drive the Redhill Aerodrome test routes before test day

5 loops from the centre, 50 km in all, with 0 roundabouts and 78 marked turns. Generated from the road network within 2.5 km of Redhill Aerodrome; not DVSA’s own routes, but the same roads.

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Drive all 5 loops around Redhill Aerodrome from your phone before you ever sit in the car: every roundabout, every junction, in the order you will meet them.

  • 5 routes · 50 km · 78 marked turns
  • Examiner-style marking on signalling and observation
  • Street View tour of each route
  • Every roundabout and junction, in the order you'll meet them
  • The four test manoeuvres and eight roundabout scenarios, included
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  1. Route 1 · via Kings Mill Lane
    11.4 km loop with 15 right turns, 5 left turns and a stretch of Prince of Wales Road.
    11.4 km · 20 turns
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  2. Route 2 · via Kings Mill Lane
    11.5 km loop with 13 right turns, 4 left turns and a stretch of Moats Lane.
    11.5 km · 17 turns
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  3. Route 3 · via Kings Mill Lane
    11.2 km loop with 8 right turns, 3 left turns and a stretch of Kings Cross Lane.
    11.2 km · 11 turns
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  4. Route 4 · via Kings Mill Lane
    6.4 km loop with 8 right turns, 9 left turns and a stretch of Kings Mead.
    6.4 km · 17 turns
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  5. Route 5 · via Crab Hill Lane
    9.1 km loop with 8 right turns, 5 left turns and a stretch of Kings Mill Lane.
    9.1 km · 13 turns
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The same access also opens the four test manoeuvres and eight roundabout scenarios: the two things a route drive cannot teach you.

There are no roundabouts on these loops. No mini-roundabouts either, no traffic signals, no signalled crossings and no zebras. Across five practice loops and fifty kilometres there is one give-way junction and three pieces of traffic calming. For a centre in Surrey that is close to extraordinary, and it tells you what the examiner is actually going to be watching.

What replaces all of that is speed and lane craft. Forty-nine per cent of the distance is at 70 mph, and there is no dual carriageway anywhere on the set — so the 70 is national-limit country road, single carriageway, with hedges and bends. Forty-six per cent is at 30 and four per cent at 40.

The turning is right-handed. One loop holds fifteen right turns against five lefts; another thirteen against four. Emerging right from a lane onto a fast road, over and over, is the skill this centre tests, and it is the one that is hardest to practise in a town.

Kings Mill Lane, Kings Cross Lane, Crab Hill Lane, Green Lane, Masons Bridge Road, Moats Lane, Prince of Wales Road, Axes Lane, Coopers Hill Road and Kings Mead carry the whole set. No A-roads appear on the loops. There is one level crossing in the area and five schools.

Pass rate at Redhill Aerodrome, 2018/19 to 2025/26

Share of car tests passed each April-to-March year. Dashed line: Great Britain average for 2025/26.

40%50%60%GB 50%53.9%18/1921/2225/26

Month by month, 2025/26

0%35%70%AprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebMar

By year and gender

YearTestsPass rateMaleFemale
2025/265,40853.9%54.8%52.8%
2024/254,61949.4%50.7%47.8%
2023/246,20448.0%48.3%47.6%
2022/235,20252.3%52.4%52.1%
2021/223,39555.0%55.0%54.9%
2020/211,09753.9%53.5%54.4%
2019/204,42549.2%52.7%46.2%
2018/194,95345.9%49.0%43.3%

South East average 52.9% · GB 50%

Waiting time for a test at Redhill Aerodrome

Median weeks between booking and taking the test, for tests taken each month. Dashed line: GB median for August 2026.

01020GB 11.9 wks10Sep 2023May 2024Feb 2025Nov 2025Aug 2026
MonthMedian waitWeeks to free slotsSlots offeredStill free
Aug 202610244030.2%
Jul 202610244231.6%
Jun 20268.8244626.2%
May 20265.6245321.3%
Apr 20268.7244829.3%
Mar 20264.7215722.5%

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Test day at Redhill Aerodrome

The centre is on the first floor of the Redhill Aerodrome Business Centre, Kings Mill Lane, RH1 5JZ. Car tests and ADI parts 2 and 3 run from here.

Nutfield station is 1.3 kilometres away. This is a working aerodrome on the edge of town, and most people arrive by car.

Nothing is published about parking or about step-free access, and the centre is on the first floor, so ring ahead if stairs are a problem.

Waits have grown, but they are not the worst in the region. A median of ten weeks for tests taken in July 2026, against 11.9 weeks across Great Britain, and 7.4 weeks here a year earlier. The first week with a tenth of its appointments still free was twenty-four weeks out.

Crawley is sixteen kilometres away, waits 10.4 weeks and passes 42.7 per cent. Mitcham is about the same distance at 47 per cent, Morden a little further at 51. On both waiting time and pass rate, staying here is the sensible choice.

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What DVSA publishes about Redhill Aerodrome

Taken from the GOV.UK test centre finder, checked 3 September 2026. Where DVSA says nothing, this site says nothing.

Tests conducted here
carADI part 2ADI part 3
Wheelchair access
Not published. Ring DVSA before the day rather than assuming.

Learner reports from Redhill Aerodrome

No reports yet for this centre. If you tested here, the first one is yours to write.

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What examiners mark most often

DVSA does not publish faults by centre, but it does publish them nationally. These collected the most marks across every car test in Great Britain in 2025/26, and they are the same ones you will be marked on at Redhill Aerodrome.

  1. 1Junctions - observation
  2. 2Mirrors - change direction
  3. 3Junctions - turning right
  4. 4Response to signs - traffic lights
  5. 5Control - steering
  6. 6Move off - safely

All ten, and what each one means

Getting there

First Floor, Redhill Aerodrome Business Centre, Kings Mill Lane
Redhill RH1 5JZ

Directions in Google Maps · Check centre notes on GOV.UK

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Questions learners ask about Redhill Aerodrome

Is Redhill Aerodrome an easy test centre?
By the numbers, yes: 53.9% of car tests were passed there in 2025/26, against 50.0% nationally. Pass rates reflect the local roads and who takes tests there as much as the examiners, so treat it as a guide, not a guarantee.
How long is the wait for a driving test at Redhill Aerodrome?
In August 2026 the median gap between booking and sitting a test at Redhill Aerodrome was 10 weeks, and you had to look about 24 weeks ahead to find a week with at least 10% of slots free. DVSA publishes this monthly; the figure above updates when they do.
Where is Redhill Aerodrome driving test centre?
Redhill Aerodrome test centre is at First Floor, Redhill Aerodrome Business Centre, Kings Mill Lane, RH1 5JZ. Arrive at least 10 minutes early with your provisional licence; parking rules vary by centre, so check the learner reports below.
How many driving tests does Redhill Aerodrome do a year?
5,408 car tests were conducted at Redhill Aerodrome in 2025/26, of which 2,916 were passed.

Source: DVSA tables DRT122A (pass rates by centre and month) and DRT122F (waiting times and availability), Open Government Licence v3.0. PassRank adds the comparisons and rankings.

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