Middlesbrough – Various Road Systems

The drive from Middlesbrough driving test centre will involve many different road systems. This will include roundabouts ranging from small mini-roundabouts in residential areas to large multilane roundabouts which often lead to busy A roads such as the A66 dual carriageway.

Middlesbrough – Open and Closed Junctions

Apart from roundabouts, you to build crossroads and both open and closed junctions. Many learner drivers fail their driving test at Middlesbrough on observations. When pulling out of the junctions make sure they do not force anyone to slow down, swerve or to stop. If you are closed junctions where you do not see anything at all, a bit at a time and be prepared to stop again. If you approach an open junction, you should to slow right down and plan to stop. However, at the same time, you must be prepared to go if it is safe to do so.

Middlesbrough – Stopping on the Right

The driving examiner will ask you one out of four reverse manoeuvers. The stopping on the right side of the road, getting back to car lengths before moving off again is considered as one of the reverse manoeuvers. As Middlesbrough is a very busy area, you should show extra caution if arcs to do this manoeuvre. Observation is vital during the manoeuvre. In fact, the observation is more important than the manoeuvre itself. If you make a mistake with the manoeuvre, this can be rectified. However if mistake with the observation, it is usually too late to correct. Therefore, it is recommended that you window open when carrying out any reverse manoeuvre so that you can hear as well as see any vehicles approaching.

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Address of Middlesbrough Practical Driving Test Centre 

Middlesbrough DTC,
Maxwell Road
Cleveland
Middlesbrough
North Yorkshire
TS3 8TE

Ramp access to Middlesbrough Driving Test Centre is available for wheelchair users. Also, Male, female and disabled toilets are available. Furthermore, Candidate parking facilities are available. This Test Centre Provides Tests For Car, ADI and Taxi.

Driving Test Centres closest to Middlesbrough DTC:

Hartlepool Practical Test Centre – Distance: 7.32 miles
Darlington Practical Test Centre – Distance: 13.31 miles
Northallerton Practical Test Centre – Distance: 18.75 miles
Durham Practical Test Centre – Distance: 20.77 miles
Whitby Practical Test Centre – Distance: 24.18 miles

Pass Rate of Middlesbrough Driving Test Centre

Middlesbrough Driving Test Centre has an average pass rate of 52.1%. This figure has been achieved from the number of attempted driving test booked over the last year, by the number of candidates who passed their practical driving test. Last year, 4355 people attempted their driving test, with 2270 people passing, giving Middlesbrough test centre a pass rate of 52.1%.

When you book your last-minute intensive driving lessons, you will have the choice of learning in an automatic or a manual car. Last year alone, there were over 1.7 million driving tests conducted. Out of these, only about 30% were taken in an automatic car.

Manual or Automatic Intensive Driving Lessons

It’s easier to pass your driving test in a week by taking an automatic car compared to a manual. This is because you don’t have the extra task of changing gears, especially on approach to junctions such as roundabouts. This, in turn, means that you will have more time to focus on the speed and observations on the approach to such junctions. Once you’ve passed your driving test in an automatic, you will be restricted to driving only automatics. However, you are most welcome to upgrade to a manual license by retaking and passing another test.