Morden Theory Test Centre

This is a cashless facility. You pay by using your credit card or debit card. There are 194 spaces available. There are disabled bays and motorbike bays. There is CCTV monitoring. There are help points. There is a charge period. There is a tariff.

Saturday 8.00am to 12.00 noon. £0.60 per hour. Parking is free Sundays, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

Find a driving test centre

Driving tests are held at various locations around the country. Your local driving test centre may be listed here. Please note that this information is subject to change.

Book a test online

Drivers must wait until they get an appointment before they can book a test. The system is designed to make sure drivers aren't being overcharged.

Before you start

You need your: Driving Licence Number. Credit Card. Your Driving Instructor’s Personal Reference Number. You can check the Cost of your Driving Test Before You Start. You Must Have Lived In England, Wales Or Scotland For At Least 185 Days In The Last 12 Months Before The Day You Take Your Test.

There’s a different booking service for driving tests in Northern Ireland. You should check for earlier appointments after booking. Cancellations are sometimes called ‘booking cancellations’.

Book a test to upgrade your licence

You must call the Driver and Vehicles Standards Agency (DVLA) if you need an upgrade test, such as automatic car to manual car, or a medium-sized lorry (truck) to a large lorry (truck). Call them on 0300 200 1122 Monday to Friday, 8am - 4pm. Find out about call charges.

When you do not need a theory test

When you've booked a tractor test, you don't need to pass a theory test first. You don't need to take a theory test to book an auto-tractor test. You don't need a theory test to upgrade from automatic tractor to manual tractor. You don't need an lorry or trailer test to progress through the motorbike categories (progressive access) when you've got a lorry licence, or a bus and trailer test when you've got a bus licence.

A lorry driver must be over 18 years old and have held a full licence for 12 months before being allowed to drive a lorry or a bus.

The driving test Morden

There are many different types of roads, including busy A roads, residential streets, crossroads, mini roundabouts, and large multi-lane roundabouts. You must pass the driving test if you want to drive legally.

The examiner will set aside around 10 minutes for independent driving. The test centre routes are designed by examiners who conduct practical exams at their local test centres. The routes are designed to include as many different types of roads and traffic systems as you can think of. Often these routes include very challenging parts.

Gaining knowledge of the test route gives you an idea about what kind of road you'll encounter during your driving test. You can download apps to help you prepare for your test.

BOOKING A DRIVING TEST AT Morden DRIVING TEST CENTRE

Test centres in busy areas often offer test slots during rush hours. These slots are booked by people who want to get their tests done as soon as possible. Some test centres also offer Saturday bookings though there is a slight increase in fees.

You can book a driving test by phone or via the internet. The most popular method for booking is via the internet. To book a test at Morden Driving Test Centre, see here.

You can change your driving test date up to 3 weeks before you need to take it. Cancelling your test requires giving 3 working days' notice. Saturday is also considered a working day.

Morden DRIVING TEST CENTRE PASS RATES

In the UK, there are many different driving test centres. Some of them are more popular than others. This means that some people may choose to take their test at another test centre instead of the one they originally chose. This may cause a slight drop in the overall pass rate. However, this does not necessarily mean that the other test centre is better or worse than the original test centre.

Morden TEST CENTRE TELEPHONE NUMBER

Your practical driving test centre contact number (including Morden driving test centre) may be located on the test booking email confirmation, but you should also check the driving test centre contact details section. You shouldn't call the centre to book, cancel or change an appointment as this is not allowed. Contacting the centre manager is the only way to get in touch with them.

TEST CENTRE CONTACT DETAILS

This driving test centre is accessible by people who use wheelchairs. There are 22 steps to get into the building. The first floor has a toilet.

Morden Driving Test Centre

Contact details for Morden Driving School, test routes, test bookings and help passing the driving exam in Surrey.

Morden Test Route

The DVSA doesn't publish exact test routes for Morden test centres. You can always search for videos about Morden test routes on youtube or download our sample Morden test routes. If you're learning with a local instructor, he/she will introduce you to most of local roads ranging from roundabout to crossroads that will appear on your test route. You must pay attention to the roads while you learn, otherwise you might fail your test.

Morden Test Pass Rates

London is known for being very congested and crowded. As such, there are many places where you may need to slow down or stop completely. In addition, there are many places that are difficult to navigate because of the complexity of the road network. You should try to avoid these areas if possible.

What To Expect On The Day

Driving tests are very simple. You must arrive 10 minutes before the start of the test. You should also bring your provisional license with you. Your test will take place in an enclosed space. There will be three sections. The first section will be the theory test. This will last for 20 minutes. The second section will be the road test. This will last 30 minutes. Finally, there will be a third section called the hazard perception test. This will last 15 minutes. The whole test will take about 2 hours.

A driver needs to see well when he drives. He should know how to drive safely and maintain his car. He must be able to do the following:

1) Drive without causing any damage to other vehicles or people.

You're going to drive around for about 20 minutes. Then you'll stop somewhere and park. You'll then follow satnav instructions or signs to reach a specific location. Finally, you'll return to Morden. You'll receive a sheet telling you if you've passed or failed. If you did pass, you'll also receive a test pass certificate.

A Bit More About Morden

The location of the testing centre offers a variety of roads and traffic patterns to test candidates on. There are many shops nearby, as well as a busy supermarket. Residential areas are quiet, but there is still some traffic. Candidates should be careful when driving around the area, especially if they drive fast or make mistakes. For more information about this area, check out the links below.