Beverley Driving Test Centre only provides testing for Large goods. Car testing may be available in the near future.

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Address for Beverley Practical Driving Test Centre 

Beverley DTC, – LARGE GOODS
Old Beck Road, Off Grovehill Road,
Beverley.
East Yorkshire.
HU17 0JW

Beverley LGV – Ramp for access to the test centre for wheelchair users. Male, female and disabled toilets are available at these premises. However, There are no car parking facilities available. Currently, Beverley Driving Test Centre only provides testing for large vehicles. In the future, the DVSA may start conducting tests for cars.

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Nearby driving test centres to Beverley.

Hull driving test centre – Distance: 5.99 miles
Bridlington driving test centre – Distance: 18.67 miles
Scunthorpe driving test centre – Distance: 19.67 miles
Grimsby driving test centre  – Distance: 21.8 miles
Malton driving test centre – Distance: 25.84 miles

Pass Rate at Beverley Driving Test Centre

Beverley has a pass rate that’s equivalent to the UK average; its pass rate is 45%. This could be due to the large goods vehicle driving test being slightly more difficult than the regular driving test. In a 3 month period, 601 driving tests were taken at this centre. Out of the 601, 273 of them passed their LGV test.

However, if you pass on your skills from driving a car, make correct observations and be wary of other road users,  you can pass the test with ease.

In order to take one of our passes in a week course, you will need to hold a valid UK provisional driving license and have passed your theory test. If you do not have a practical test booked, don’t worry. Simply provide us with your driving license number along with your theory pass certificate number and we will get you a fast-track driving test – If you can need help to book your theory test, this can be arranged for you.

However, please remember that our semi-intensive driving course is designed for learners who have recently failed a practical driving test, international drivers, and those who are almost up to test standard. They are not suitable for the new beginner.