Steeton

How To Get There

Situated in the centre of Steeton, to the north of Bradford itself, Steeton test centre isn't far from the A629 and A6068—making it accessible for all learners in Bradford and Steeton. Want to check out the centre before your lessons begin? You can find directions to Steeton test centre here. 

A Bit More About Steeton

Based in the Bradford area, Steeton test centre is surrounded by a range of varied road conditions—from narrow roads around Airedale General Hospital to dual carriageways like the A629—ensuring all learners heading here will be well and truly put through their paces on their driving test. Want to know more general information about Steeton? Take a look at these resources:

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

Steeton Test Route

There’s no test route available for Steeton—the DVSA stopped publishing them to prevent students from practicing before exams. While we can’t give you a definite route, you don't have to panic too much—your instructor will no doubt be familiar with the roads that crop up the most on test routes. They'll have had you building up your driving skills on the very roads that are likely to show up on your practical. Looking for something more specific? Take a look at videos of Steeton test routes on YouTube. 

Steeton Test Pass Rates

Want to know what the chance of passing is in the UK? The national average is 45.9%. Want a more magnified look? See how learners have fared at Steeton test centre in the last five years...

What To Expect On The Day

After completing your chosen driving course, you’ll be set to take your practical test. On the day, just try to relax—worrying won’t get you anywhere! All you need to do on the day is get to Steeton 10 minutes early with your provisional. Your test will proceed with: 

• 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

Once the practical test is over, the examiner will let you know if you've passed or failed. Regardless of the outcome, you'll be given a feedback sheet and verbal feedback, detailing any faults you made. If you’ve passed, you’ll get your test pass certificate. If you want them to send you your new licence, you’ll have to give them your provisional.

But What If I Fail?

If you failed your test, don’t worry about it—it can happen to a lot of people, especially if it’s their first time. You can make use of the feedback your examiner gave you to improve your driving before you go in for another test. Want to get back on the road ASAP? Get PassMeFast to fast-track your test. To get things moving, call us on 0333 123 4949, or contact us via our website.

Improve Your Chances With PassMeFast

If you’re tired of hourly driving lessons, you might find an intensive course to be a better fit. PassMeFast offers intensive—and semi-intensive—courses that can be completed in weeks or even days. The main benefit of these courses is that they’re flexible—you can fit them around your busy work and home schedules. And because we’re so dedicated to getting you passed fast, we offer fast-track practical tests so you don’t have to even think about long driving test waiting times.

So what’s next? Simply head to our course prices page and pick a course. You can also read up on our driving courses rundown for the full details. Once you’ve got a rough idea of what you want, give us a call on 0333 123 4949 or book a course online.