Provided are contact details for Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre, test route tips, test booking information and help passing the driving test in Shropshire.
TEST CENTRE CONTACT DETAILS
Practical Driving Test Centre Address
Stafford Drive
Battlefield Enterprise Park
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY1 3BF
Test Centre Details: Ramp access to Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre for wheelchair access. Male and female toilet facilities available. Test candidate car parking spaces available.
Test Centre Provides Tests For: Car, Motorcycle Module 1, Motorcycle Module 2, Car and trailers, Approved driving instructor – part two, Approved driving instructor – part three
THE DRIVING TEST IN Shrewsbury
The driving test from Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre will last from around 30 to 40 minutes and will involve many varied road types. Examiners specifically use test centre locations so that many road types are used on the test routes.
Expected can be rural country roads (see the country road driving tutorial for advice on the types), high speed ‘A’ roads such as the A53 and A49 and in-town urban driving. The examiner will be expecting a high standard of skill and safety for most traffic systems such as junctions, roundabouts and crossroads.
The driving test from Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre will include one of the four test manoeuvres and the emergency stop procedure being likely every other test conducted has the emergency stop).
The independent driving element of the test will take around 10 minutes. Gaining knowledge of the test routes provides valuable insight into the type of roads that will be taken during your test. Driving test routes may be available to view or a downloadable app for your mobile device in your area, including Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre.
BOOKING A DRIVING TEST AT Shrewsbury DRIVING TEST CENTRE
Test candidates can book their practical test so that it takes place at any time throughout the day Monday to Friday. During busy periods, certain test centres may offer weekend tests. Saturday tests cost slightly more to book. The time at which you take your test can reflect the outcome as those taken during off-peak traffic times often gain better results.
Book a driving test by phone
Practical driving tests can be booked over the telephone via an automated service. To book a test at Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre, see the book a driving test section for booking contact telephone numbers. Although this is an automated service, a Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) assistant can be reached by following the prompts.
Book your driving test online
The majority of test candidates book their driving test over the internet as the available free test slots are made visible to be taken. To make a test booking at Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre, see the book a driving test section.
Rescheduling or cancelling the driving test
Driving Tests can be rescheduled or cancelled. Changing your driving test date can be done providing three working days’ notice is given. To cancel your test and receive a full refund from DVSA bookings, three working days’ notice must also be provided. Saturdays are also classed as a working day.
Shrewsbury DRIVING TEST CENTRE PASS RATES
Throughout the UK practical driving test centres, pass rates vary. Certain centres, often in very busy areas may have a slightly lower pass rate and in this situation, some test candidates decide to take their test at an alternative test centre. The driving test pass rates section may show driving test pass rate statistics for your practical test centre.
Shrewsbury TEST CENTRE TELEPHONE NUMBER
Please note that direct contact with driving test centres cannot be made for test booking, cancelling or rescheduling. this can only be made directly with the DVSA (see above). Practical test centres can be contacted directly (including Shrewsbury Driving Test Centre) for reasons such as to inform the test centre manager you may be slightly late, or any issues you have with the test such as if it is still to proceed due to bad weather (see driving tests in bad weather for further information). See the driving test centre contact numbers section for further information.
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Mark is an absolute waste of space. If he thinks laughing at my girlfriends girlfriends minors during her driving test is 1. Helpful and 2. Correct then he’s cuckoo! After reading the reviews of this guy I only prayed she wasn’t going to get him! Their job is to assess someone’s ability to drive safely and accurately and I don’t see how the above allows anybody who gets in the car to do so fairly! If anybody gets in the test centre and is greeted by him then I would swiftly turn around as it’s a waste of youre time! I’ll be going down there to discuss these matters face to face with this bully who gets great joy out of failing good, safe drivers and loves to insult and laugh at those who are nervous to set foot in the car in the first place! BULLY!
All the examiners are professional, welcoming and hard working. Many examinees are unaware of the reasons they fail, due to not being observant enough. Examiners need to see good; control, observation and prediction of safety before you are let on roads.
Very unprofessional, the examiner failed me due to things are couldn’t even bee minors, would not recommend.
I took three tests at Shrewsbury, with Malcolm, Jackie and Peter. After reading other reviews I was worried that it would be terrible, but they honestly couldn't have been better. All three were reassuring before and during the test, and when I failed they explained why I'd failed in a fair manner. Go into it positive and you'll be fine!
Rude and patronising examiners. It is an ego boost for them to fail people on minor errors that they can easily make out to be serious faults. I assume the only source of ego they get in their lives.