Craigavon carries out Category B car tests together with motorcycle, vocational and specialist driving tests.
Useful local preparation without pretending there is an official published route.
These are broad road types relevant to preparing around Craigavon — not a prediction of the route you will be given.
Current DVA practical-test categories listed for this location.
Useful data, but not a reason to chase an “easy” centre.
This was the highest private-car practical pass rate among NI centres in the latest completed 2025/26 DVA quarterly publication. It does not mean the centre is easier or predict an individual result.
The current Category B practical test includes an eyesight check, vehicle-safety questions, independent driving and normal assessment on public roads.
Full practical-test guide →DVA does not publish practical driving-test routes. Build confidence across different roads and traffic conditions rather than memorising one circuit.
Practise practical skills →If you use your own vehicle, it must meet DVA requirements. Check roadworthiness, warning lights, L plates, visibility, insurance and recalls.
Use vehicle checker →Use PureCar's mock practical to record faults and identify the areas that still need work before the official appointment.
Start mock practical →Remove unnecessary stress before the examiner calls you.
Use your booking confirmation for the exact reporting time and instructions. Weather, closures and operational arrangements can change, so DVA/nidirect remains the final source before you travel.
Places from which learners may consider this centre. This is not an official DVA catchment area.
Compare travel, appointment availability and the road environments you have actually practised — not rumours about which centre is easiest.
Quick answers based on current Northern Ireland DVA guidance.
No. PureCar provides independent preparation and centre information. Official bookings are completed through DVA/nidirect.
No. DVA states that practical driving-test routes are not published. Prepare across normal road and traffic conditions instead.
No individual result can be predicted from a historic centre percentage. Candidate experience, learning history and local road conditions all influence centre-level statistics.
Use your booking confirmation for the appointment time, reporting instructions and documents. If weather or disruption may affect the test, check current DVA information before travelling.
Craigavon carries out Category B car tests together with motorcycle, vocational and specialist driving tests.
Craigavon serves a large urban and suburban area around Portadown and Lurgan. Good preparation means being comfortable with roundabouts, lane discipline, junctions and transitions between different road types, not memorising a fixed route.
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