Launceston Theory Test Centre

Launceston Theory Test Centre

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Launceston Theory Test Centre Address

Launceston Theory Test Center for car, motorcycle and HGV/LGV candidates is located at: "

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You should park your car at Pannier Market because it is close to the test centre. It costs £1.30 per hour, but you can stay there for up to three hours.

Can I take my theory test online?

No. You must take the Theory Test at a Registered DVSA Theory Test Centre. Find a DVSA Theory Test Centre

What is the waiting time for a theory test?

Waiting times vary between theory test centres. See the waiting times for your DVSA theory test.

A Bit More About Launceston

There are many interesting things to do in Launceston. You should make sure to explore the city and learn about its history. Here are some great places to start:

Launceston Test Pass Rates

To help you get a rough estimate of what your chances could possibly be at Launceston Test Centre, we've put together the following table. Enjoy!

Pass Rate Percentage

Year 1 0%

Year 2 100%

Year 3 75%

Year 4 50%

Year 5 25%

What If I Can't Go To Launceston?

There are many different types of tests available. Some people want to try out new things, while others want to get tested because they want to know what their results mean. You can go to different testing centres around Tasmania. The closest ones to you are Plymouth and Hobart.

What To Expect On The Day

You should be prepared for your driving test by having your provisional license ready. Your eyesight test will begin after you meet the examiner. Your driving test will follow this structure: an eyesight test, where your will need to read a number plate from a distance of 20 meters.

You should be able to drive safely without any problems. You should be able to park your car without any difficulties. You should be able do this in 20 minutes.

How To Get To Launceston Theory Test Centre

Getting to Launceston Theory test centre can be easily achieved by walk, by car or by train. It is a city located on the east side Cornwall, right next to Devonshire and can be easily accessed. Here is some travel advice when travelling to the Launcetion Theory Test Centre.

Walking is an easy mode of transport. You should take a bus or train to the Theory Test Centre. Add extra time to the journey to ensure you make it there on time.

By car, if you are planning to drive into the town, you'll need to head towards the Southwest of the town centre as that's where the theory test centre will be located. Once you get there, you'll need to ensure that you park your car in an appropriate spot before being able to go inside for your theory test appointment

You can travel by bus or train. The bus station is located east of the theory test center. It is a few walk away from the theory test center. The train station is located on Bodmin Parkway.

You must bring your provisional licence with YOU to your theory test appointment otherwise you will not be allowed to sit for your theory test.

Booking A Theory Test At Launceston Theory Test Centre

To book your theory test you need to go to the DVSA's website and book your theory test. You can also call the DVSA's telephone number to book your theory test. There are other theory test centres near me than this one.

The pass rate is 51.3%, but it is really important that I prepare for my theory test to give me the best chance of passing.

Nearby Theory Test Centres

You should choose Truro as your next destination because you'll be closer to Launceston than Exeter.

What Happens Next?

Driving tests are very important because if you fail them you won't be allowed to drive. So you need to study hard and learn everything about cars. You also need to do lots of practice before taking the actual test.

 THE DRIVING TEST IN Launceston

Country roads are usually narrow and winding, and there are many sharp curves. This means you need to slow down when approaching them. Learners should also pay attention to the weather conditions. Rainy days make the roads slippery, and if the weather is too cold, then ice may form on the road.

Roads with narrow lanes and difficult areas are more likely to be featured in the driving test than other types of road. High-speed 'A' roads are also likely to feature in the driving test. Driving tests are often held at locations near towns or cities.

Understanding and learning the test routes helps candidates to gain knowledge on difficult areas of the routes.

BOOKING A DRIVING TEST AT Launceston DRIVING TEST CENTRE

Practical driving tests in the UK can be booked by telephone. You can book a driving test by phone if you're looking to take a driving test in Launceston.

Booking your driving test online is the most popular method for booking your practical test. You can change your driving test date up to 3 days before you need to take the test. If you want to cancel your driving test, then you need to give 3 working days' notice. Saturday is also classified as a working day.

Launceston DRIVING TEST CENTRE PASS RATES

Pass rates vary from each test center, often due to the difficultly of the test routes. Test candidates choose a test center outside of their location due the type roads that are used on the test. The Driving Test pass rates section shows driving test pass rate statistics.