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Our Driving Test Routes app provides an all-in-one test routes product. With over 370 Test Centres and 7000 Test Routes, we are the #1 Supplier of UK & Ireland driving test practice routes.
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Practice Driving Test Routes (2023)
Our Driving Test Practice App provides local test routes with built-in turn-by-turn navigation for Both iPhone and Android devices.
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DrivingTestPractice.co.uk is a practice driving test routes supplier for car, motorcycle, LGV, and ADI practical exams. We provide practical driving exam routes for iPhone, Android, TomTom, Garmin, and Google Maps. Simply download your local routes using our test routes finder, load routes onto your preferred device, and practice!
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While Google Maps allows loading .gpx route files, it only supports viewing routes without turn-by-turn navigation. Due to this limitation, we have made a change in our approach. We now offer our own dedicated driving test routes app, exclusively designed for learner drivers. This all-in-one app allows you to practice local test routes conveniently. Simply download our driving test routes app, select your desired test center, and enjoy the benefits of turn-by-turn navigation as you practice and enhance your skills.
What are test practice routes?
Driving Test Routes are specific to your local driving test centre. Depending on the size of your test centre there could be anywhere from 5-20 different routes available for examiners to use. Car, motorcycle and ADI (Approved Driving Instructor) routes are available.
We supply routes from the number one provider in the UK. All routes are continually updated from several sources including learner drivers and instructors.
How do I Practice Routes?
Our routes are designed to be used on multiple devices, simply choose the device you’d like to use during your purchase. Once you’ve received your routes simply follow the instructions on our support page to load maps onto your device. We even have instructional videos to help. That’s it! Drive to your local test centre and the app will navigate you around the selected route. Choose another route and practice driving test as many times as you like. Practice your driving test! Check out How it Works video!
Supported Devices
iPhone, Android, TomTom and Garmin devices are all supported. Google Maps, OsmAnd Maps apps give you the option to view a route in detail or have full turn-by-turn navigation with voice prompts.
You can check specific devices on our support page, we also have an FAQ page for frequently ask questions.
What are the Benefits of Practicing?
Increased chance of passing.
If your top priority is to successfully pass your driving test, you'll find our practice driving test routes to be immensely beneficial, regardless of whether you're taking a car, motorcycle, LGV, or ADI exam. Our carefully designed driving routes aim to enhance your chances of passing the practical test by familiarizing you with the types of roads and challenges you may encounter during the actual examination.
By practicing on routes that closely resemble those used in driving tests, you'll be able to ease your nerves, maintain focus, and concentrate on your driving skills. This familiarity and confidence will contribute to improved performance during your actual driving test, significantly increasing your chances of passing.
We understand that the driving test can be a daunting experience, but with our comprehensive collection of driving test routes, you can gain valuable insights into the specific areas that examiners commonly assess. Our routes cover various road types, including residential areas, city streets, rural roads, and highways, ensuring that you are well-prepared for any scenario that may arise during your test.
By exploring these practice routes, you'll encounter a diverse range of traffic situations, junctions, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, and potential hazards. This exposure will help you develop the necessary skills to navigate through different driving scenarios confidently. Additionally, practicing on these routes will familiarize you with common test routes in your area, enabling you to anticipate and handle challenges more effectively.
Remember, passing your driving test isn't just about demonstrating basic driving skills; it also involves showcasing your ability to apply the rules of the road in real-life situations. Our driving test routes provide an excellent opportunity to refine your understanding of traffic laws, road signs, and speed limits while applying them practically.
To increase your chances of success and boost your overall confidence, we invite you to explore our comprehensive collection of driving test routes. By incorporating these routes into your practice sessions, you'll be well-prepared, and equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel during your driving test. Good luck on your journey to becoming a licensed and confident driver! Check out driving test routes!
Confidence.
A high percentage of failures are due to nerves on the day. Practicing your driving test will help you feel more prepared, confident and ready to pass your test on the day. Our routes allow you to familiarise yourself with actual exam routes used on the day of your test. Driving test routes are no longer published by the DVSA, we’re constantly updating routes and working with students and local instructors to make sure our are the most up-to-date in the UK.
Save Money.
Driving lessons and practical tests are expensive! You could reduce this cost using our practice driving test routes! Drive your local exam routes before your test. Learning speed limits, tricky junctions, gear selection and generally increasing your knowledge of the exam routes and area.
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What to Expect from Your Driving Test
Driving Test Process
If you’re getting ready to take the U.K. driving test for the first time, you’re probably feeling a lot of nerves. In addition to taking practice driving tests, you should also have a general idea of how the test is laid out. This will ease some of your anxiety and help the process go smoothly.
Theory & Practical
The Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is responsible for administering the driving test, which is broken into two sections. The first is the theory test which is meant to test your knowledge of road safety, rules, and regulations. After you’ve taken and passed the first section of the test, you can take the practical test. This section involves you actually getting on the road and proving your skills.
Be Better Prepared
As long as you are at least 17 years old and already have your provisional license, you qualify to take the driving test. Although you are not required to have completed your driving lessons before you take your driving test, it is strongly recommended. You will be better prepared if you have real-life driving experience.
Taking Your Theory.
The theory test itself is broken into two segments. The first contains 50 multiple choice questions for automobile and motorcycle drivers or 100 questions for LGV and PCV drivers. Each question has four options, and only one of them is the correct answer. You will have 57 minutes (or 1 hour and 55 minutes if you are an LGV or PCV candidate) to answer each one. You may not skip any questions.
The content of the theory test is meant to be a comprehensive overview of everything you should know to be a safe, skilled driver. The 50 questions are randomly generated from a bank of over 900 questions. No matter what 50 questions are in your test, you can expect them to cover topics like safety, adverse road conditions, traffic signs, accidents, and alertness.
After you’ve completed your theory test, you will get a three-minute break. The second portion of the theory test is called the hazard perception test. It consists of a series of sixty-second CGI video clips. Each video is meant to simulate when a hazard is present. You are supposed to indicate when you notice a hazard is developing. The hazard could pose a threat not only to you, but also to pedestrians or other drivers. This helps test your awareness and how you respond to when dangerous situations are present. You will have 20 minutes to complete this portion of the test, or 25 minutes if you’re taking the LGV or PCV test.
Passing Your Theory.
To pass the multiple-choice portion of your driving or motorcycle theory test, you must correctly answer at least 43 questions (86%). For an LGV or PCV theory test, you must get 85 of the questions correct (85%). For the hazard perception portion of the test, you’ll need to correctly answer 44 out of 75 for cars or motorcycles, and 67 out of 100 for LGV and PCV hazard perception test.
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The good news is you won’t have to wait very long to know if you passed. You should find out in just 10 minutes. If you passed your exam, you will receive a test theory certificate. Make sure you hold onto this as you’ll need it for your practical driving exam. The certificate is valid for two years, so you must take your practical test within that time frame. Otherwise, you will have to take your theory test again. If you do end up losing your certificate, you should be able to find your certificate number by going to the government website. All you have to do is enter your driving license number.
If, on the other hand, you weren’t able to pass your test on the first try, you aren’t alone. You can try again after waiting just three working days. However, you may want to wait longer so that you can spend more time reviewing the material and even taking a practice driving test.
Taking Your Practical Driving Test.
After you’ve passed your theory test, you can take your practical driving test. A DVSA examiner will accompany you for this test and guide you through a pre-determined route. They will document the mistakes you make in three categories: driving faults, serious faults, and dangerous faults. You must make it through the route without any serious or dangerous faults to pass. You must also have less than 15 faults total.
Maximise Your Chances of Passing
Sitting for your driving test takes time, but it also takes money. Both the theory and the practical test will cost you, and you’ll have to pay more if you’re taking the test on an evening or weekend, which may be the only times that work with your schedule. Only about half of people who take their driving test pass. Because of this, you could use all the help you can get going into this test!
Preparing for your Theory
It’s fairly easy to study up for your theory test. You should review the official highway code and U.K. street signs. Because there are over 900 potential questions, the more you study, the better off you’ll be. You should be able to prepare for the hazard perception test by looking up video clips of hazard perceptions.
Preparing for the Practical Driving Exam
It’s harder to emulate the circumstances of a practical driving test especially because you won’t be told in advance what driving route you’ll be taking. There are over 150 testing centres, and one has multiple possible routes you could be asked to drive.
The idea of not knowing what route you’re driving can be extremely overwhelming. This can create test anxiety, which doesn’t set you up for success when the stakes are already high. That’s why we created U.K. Driving Test Routes! This solution allows you to download driving test routes ahead of your practical driving exams. You will receive the routes based on what centre you plan on going to.
When you’ve already had the chance to familiarise yourself with all the possible routes, you will feel much more prepared and confident going into your practical test. You’ll be able to get used to the speed limit, driving conditions, junctions and test manoeuvres.
We’ve created our technology to be easily accessible. You can use our driving test routes on Apple, Android, Garmin, and TomTom devices. You can also select Google Maps as your preferred app when using your driving test routes.