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This page lists practical driving test centres across Yorkshire and the Humber.
Learner drivers can explore local driving test centres and practise real driving test routes designed to reflect the distinct road conditions found throughout the region.
Driving tests in Yorkshire and the Humber often involve a unique mix of historic town centres, busy urban routes, and wide suburban roads. Practising driving test routes in the same area as your test can help improve confidence, anticipation, and familiarity with local road layouts before taking the practical driving test.
Below is a list of driving test centres located across Yorkshire and the Humber.
Select a test centre to view available practice driving test routes for that specific location.
Driving test centres include:
Driving test routes in Yorkshire and the Humber are known for their variation in road width, elevation, and traffic flow. Learner drivers taking a practical driving test in this region should be prepared to adapt quickly to different driving environments within a short distance.
Common features of driving test routes in Yorkshire and the Humber include:
Historic town roads with narrow lanes and tight junctions
Busy urban routes in cities such as Leeds, Sheffield, and Bradford
Large roundabouts and multi-lane junctions
Residential areas with frequent on-street parking
Changes in road gradient, including uphill and downhill sections
Mixed speed limits across short stretches of road
Independent driving using sat nav or road signs
Many driving test centres in Yorkshire and the Humber cover areas where road conditions can change rapidly—from congested city streets to quieter residential or suburban roads. Learners are expected to demonstrate good clutch control, hill starts, effective observation, and confident decision-making.
Practising local driving test routes in Yorkshire and the Humber helps learner drivers become comfortable with these transitions and reduces uncertainty during the test.
Practising driving test routes in Yorkshire and the Humber allows learner drivers to:
Become familiar with historic road layouts and older junction designs
Prepare for hilly terrain and changing road gradients
Improve confidence on large roundabouts and multi-lane roads
Develop better anticipation and hazard awareness
These practice routes are designed to support learner drivers and instructors preparing for practical driving tests across the region.
Open your practice driving test routes using Google Maps or a GPS navigation app.
Practise in different traffic conditions and at times similar to your actual test time.
Choose your driving test centre from the list above
Open the practice routes using Google Maps
Practise the routes with a qualified instructor or supervising driver
Repeat challenging sections to build confidence before the test
Routes can be accessed easily on mobile devices and used during regular driving lessons.
Yes. The practice routes are designed based on real test-area conditions commonly found across Yorkshire and the Humber.
Driving difficulty varies by location. Some areas involve busy city traffic, while others include hilly roads and historic layouts, making local practice especially valuable.
No route can guarantee a pass. However, practising local routes can help learners feel more prepared and confident for the practical driving test.
Choose a driving test centre above to view available practice routes and start preparing for your practical driving test in Yorkshire and the Humber with confidence.