Driving Theory Test Centres in Cambridge

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Cambridge Theory Test Centre Address

Cambridge Theory Test Centre for cars, motorcycles and HGVs/LGVs is located at: "

Test centres Pass Rates by Year

Pass rate is an important factor in deciding whether or not to take a test. However, if you're looking for more than just a pass rate, then you should consider other factors such as the cost of the exam, how long it takes to complete, and what your expectations are before booking.

Book a test online

You need your: UK driving license number. email address. Credit/debit card.

Before you start to book your theory test

You must have lived in England for at least 185 days during the last year before taking your theory or driving test, and you must have been resident in the UK for at least 6 months before taking the test. You must also have passed the theory test within the last 5 years, and you must have held a full licence for at least 3 years before passing the practical test.

You may be asked to provide information about yourself when booking a test. This could include details such as your age, gender, occupation, marital status, contact number, email address and any other personal information.

Guides and Tips

Those Cambridge students didn't earn there places by fluking exams, you know. Many of them were propelled by inherited wealth or status. Just kidding! Its by working hard and revising properly. The same approach will help you earn a Pass on the Theory Test. The driving theory test isn't terribly hard, but it's not as easy as many people think. You need to revise spotting hazards. Incorporate studying guides and revision aids into you're preparation is a great way get test ready. Check out some great choices in the list below.

On the day of your theory test you should expect to be given a written test paper and a driving simulator. You must pass both before you can get your licence. Your instructor will give you a time limit to complete each section of the test. You may use any computer or mobile device to help you study for the test. You will also need to bring along two forms of ID (one form of photo ID and one form of proof of address). After completing the test you will receive a certificate confirming that you passed the test. For more information about how to prepare for your theory test please see our website 

Car park

The nearest parking facility is the grand arcade multi-storey car park. It costs between £4.00 - £4.60 for two hours, depending on what time it is. It is about three minutes' walk, or 0.1 miles away from the test centre.

Bus local

The station is on Parkside Avenue and is approximately 0.50 miles away, taking 9.00 minutes to walk to the testing center.

Train

The test centre is located at St Andrews House, Cambridge CB1 2JW.

When you do not need a theory test

You don't need to take a theory exam before booking a driving test to upgrade your license. An automatic vehicle license is upgraded to a manual license after two years of holding the license. A medium motorcycle license is upgraded to a large vehicle license if you've held the license for more than two years. A medium vehicle license is upgraded to large vehicle license if you passed the driving test as a passenger or driver.

A minibus must tow a trailer. You don't need to pass a theory test before booking a minibus.

Arriving at Cambridge Theory Test Centre

Public transport is a great option if you want to travel to the test center. This test center is close to many places of interest.

From Cambridge railway station, it takes about 19 minutes to walk to the test centre. Then again, if we don't want to spend time on our feet, we don't have to! There is a bus stop right next door to the test centre entrance.

You can also ask your driver if he knows how to get there.

Keep in mind that if your appointment falls during rush hour the roads around here are most likely to be very busy. Leave yourself plenty time to get there. Parking If the car that you're driving needs to be parked up, we're afraid the testing centre doesn't provide any parking. Fortunately, though, the city has lots of parking options.

You should go to the Grand Arcade carpark because it's close to the test centre and there are lots of spaces available. You could also try the Queen Anne Terrence carpark as it's closer than the Grand Arcade car park.

What is the theory test pass mark IN THE UK?

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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. You should see this message when you go to your local DVSA theory test centre website.

FINDING YOUR Cambridge THEORY TEST CENTRE

Cambridge Train Station is located close to Cambridge Theory Test Centre. Arriving by car: There is a parking lot nearby.

BOOK A THEORY TEST AT Cambridge THEORY TEST CENTRE

Driving Theory Tests are easy to book online. You'll need your provisional driving license number at hand. The Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency manages all UK theory test booklets. Pearson Professional conducts the theory tests. Telephone numbers and email addresses can be found within the Booking section.

ONCE YOU HAVE BOOKED YOUR TEST

When you complete the booking process of your test, the DVSA sends an email confirming the date and time of your test. You should print this email and bring it with you to Cambridge.

ATTENDING YOUR THEORY TEST

Arrive at Cambridge Theory Test Center in good time as arriving too late may result in being denied access to the test and losing the test fee. Take adequate identification with you to avoid being refused entry to the test or having your test cancelled. Don't forget to bring your provisional driving licence if you've lost your original licence. Contact the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) to get a replacement.

Opening temporary larger theory test centres in England

We opened 10 new temporary centres on Monday 12 April. These 10 new centres will create a minimum 120,000 more appointments per month than before. The new centres are in: Cambridge. Huddersfield. Leeds (2 temporary centres). London (docks).

London (Holborn), Manchester (Salford), Wolverhampton.

Taking a test at one of these temporary centres

These temporary larger theory test centres work slightly differently to normal test centres. Some sites have up-to 25 people testing at any one time, and robust covid-secure measures are in place to ensure the safe of candidates and staff.

Hand sanitiser should be available at the reception desk, as well as cleaning supplies. Staff should wear masks and gloves while working. Candidates should also wear masks and gloves if they're unable to cover their faces.

Candidates must come into the testing centre alone to help with the social distancing. Pupils will see that mobile phones must be turned OFF before entering the test centre, and there are other safety measures in place at every test centre.

There are no lockers for students' personal belongings. Students will get a plastic box to put their things in and must keep it under their desks during the exam. Invigilators will monitor the students taking the test, observe social distancing guidelines at every moment, and clean up any messes made by students.

These details will also be included as part of your booking confirmation email.

More theory test centres in the UK

Currently there are 180 theory test centers in the UK, from 6th September this will rise to 202 centers. This should help learners pass their theory tests faster - because there will be more testing centers to book from. A lot of test centers are moving locations so some learners might face longer travel times to reach their nearest test center.

There will be 22 new locations added to the game, and around 96 locations will be closed down. Once a list has been confirmed by the DVLA we will update this article with the changes.