How long does the practical test take here?

The practical driving test at Worksop, like all DVSA centres, typically lasts around 40 minutes. This includes various road conditions and specific manoeuvres to assess your driving ability.

Can a driving instructor sit in on the test?

Yes, your driving instructor can sit in on your practical test at Worksop. It's often beneficial as they can provide feedback and insights after the test, regardless of the outcome.

How do I cancel or reschedule my test at this centre?

You can cancel or reschedule your driving test at Worksop via the DVSA website or phone line. Remember, you need to give at least three working days' notice to avoid losing your test fee.

How soon can I rebook if I fail?

If you are unsuccessful in your driving test at Worksop, you must wait at least 10 working days before you can rebook another test. This waiting period allows you time to practice and improve.

Can I change my test to this centre after booking?

Yes, it is possible to change your driving test to the Worksop centre after you have already booked elsewhere. You can do this through the DVSA website, subject to availability.

What are the test routes like at this centre?

Test routes at Worksop Driving Test Centre are varied, encompassing urban streets, residential areas with parked cars, and faster main roads. You can also expect to encounter roundabouts, various junctions, and potentially some rural roads.

Worksop Driving Test Centre - Practical Test Information

About Worksop Test Centre

The Worksop Driving Test Centre is situated at Unit 4, Focus on Manvers, Manvers Way, Thurnscoe, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S63 5EZ. Located in a mixed urban and semi-rural setting, test candidates can expect a diverse range of driving conditions. Test routes typically incorporate residential roads with parked cars, demanding precise control and observation skills, as well as faster main roads requiring confident decision-making and awareness of varied speed limits. The area also features junctions, roundabouts, and potential for rural road driving, assessing adaptability to different road types and hazards. The pass rates for Worksop generally align with national averages, indicating a consistent standard of testing. This centre provides a comprehensive assessment of a learner's ability to drive safely and competently across various road environments.

Driving Test Cancellations at Worksop

For those needing to cancel or reschedule their driving test at Worksop, it is crucial to be aware of the DVSA's requirement for at least three working days' notice to avoid losing the test fee. Securing an earlier test date at Worksop can be challenging due to high demand. Find Me A Driving Test offers a 24/7 scanning service for the DVSA website, helping candidates find short-notice cancellations at the Worksop Driving Test Centre. This can be invaluable for learners who are ready for their test sooner or need to rearrange quickly.

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Pass rate trend at Worksop

Pass rate over time

Annual pass rate at Worksop, from 2007-08 to 2024-25 (DVSA data).

Between 2007-08 and 2024-25, the pass rate at Worksop has improved, moving from 39.2% to 53.3% (up 14.1 percentage points). It peaked at 60% in 2021-22 and was lowest at 39.2% in 2007-08, with a long-run average of 52.5%. Pass rates vary year-to-year due to changes in test demand, examiner availability, candidate readiness and local route difficulty — these figures are taken directly from DVSA's published statistics.

Year-by-year pass rate

Year	Pass rate
2024-25	53.3%
2023-24	57.1%
2022-23	58.9%
2021-22	60%
2020-21	58.3%
2019-20	53.6%
2018-19	55.4%
2017-18	56%
2016-17	56.7%
2015-16	55.6%
2014-15	54.7%
2013-14	52.4%
2012-13	51.4%
2011-12	50.5%
2010-11	45.4%
2009-10	42.8%
2008-09	43.8%
2007-08	39.2%

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