1. Compare what you have practised
A centre whose surrounding road environment resembles the roads you regularly drive can be more useful than travelling far to chase a historic percentage.
Select up to three practical car-test centres and compare their addresses, broad road environments, nearby areas and test categories. This tool does not label a centre easier or harder.
Start with where you have practised and how realistic the journey is on test day.
Pass-rate tables describe previous groups of candidates. They do not tell you where you personally will pass.
A centre whose surrounding road environment resembles the roads you regularly drive can be more useful than travelling far to chase a historic percentage.
Think about test-day travel, traffic and how early you need to leave. Arriving stressed after a long unfamiliar trip is not an advantage.
DVA appointment availability changes. A nearby alternative can be useful, but only if you are genuinely prepared for the road conditions there.
DVA does not publish official practical driving-test routes. Learn transferable skills instead of memorising a supposed route.