Whitchurch

How To Get There

If you’re planning to drive around Whitchurch test centre outside of your driving lessons, or just fancy a quick peek, just follow these directions with a sat nav and you’ll get there with little to no fuss!

A Bit More About Whitchurch

During your lessons, your driving instructor will help you build up your knowledge of Telford’s road types and features. What they probably won’t delve into, however, are things like local history and public transport. If these are things you’d like to know more about, check out these links:

• National Rail
• Bus
• Council
• BBC Weather
• More about Whitchurch

Whitchurch Test Pass Rates

If there’s one thing that we love almost as much as helping learner drivers pass their practical, it’s driving test pass rates. That’s why we stay updated with the DVSA’s latest statistics and include a pass rates section in our essential guides. Below, you can look at how other learners have managed at Whitchurch test centre within the last five years.

What If I Can't Go To Whitchurch? 

Looking for a backup test centre option to Whitchurch? Or are you replacing it with another test centre entirely? Whatever the reason is, there are plenty of other options in Shropshire. If you’re sticking close to the Whitchurch area, your nearest alternatives are:

• Wrexham
• Oswestry

What To Expect On The Day

After spending what probably feels like months figuring out the fundamentals of driving, you’re finally ready to put your mettle to the test. You’re almost a fully qualified driver! Give yourself a pat on the back! All that’s left is to get the driving test out of the way. If you’re not familiar with the format, we’ll give you a quick rundown.

First, you’ll need to give yourself enough time to park up at Whitchurch and meet your examiner. This means you’ll need to arrive ten minutes before your appointment. Second, you’ll need to triple check that you’ve brought your provisional, as the examiner is required to check it before your test starts.

Once that’s out of the way, your test will consist of:

• An eyesight test, where you’ll need to read a number plate from a distance of 20 metres
• Two “show me, tell me” questions covering vehicle safety and maintenance
• Twenty minutes of general driving, where you’ll be guided by the examiner, and will also need to perform one of the following manoeuvres:
  • Parallel parking
  • Bay parking
  • Pulling up on the right
• Twenty minutes of independent driving, during which you’ll either follow sat nav directions or sign posts to reach a set destination