Information about Luton Driving Test Centre

Information about Luton Driving Test Centre

Winter has gone, summer has arrived. Time to enjoy lovely sunshine and time to sit and spend time with a family in the garden and do a lot of  BBQ. I hope everyone gonna have a good summer this year. Well these are the plans for this summer.

But are you planning to pass your driving test this summer? If answer is "yes" then you have made a good decision. This is also a good time to book your practical driving test because the weather in summer is normally suitable for test purposes. Today, experts from aDriving will provide all the important information about the Luton test centre that candidates need to know.

Driving test center Luton has located right in the heart of Luton town Bedfordshire. Learners come for test start their driving test from Adelaide Street. Below is the address for the test centre:

Luton Driving Test Center
6-10 Adelaide Street
Luton
LU1 5BT
Bedfordshire

Luton is in Bedfordshire county and is a large town in the South East region of England. Female driving instructors Luton said, the population of Luton town is around 2,20,000.

Luton Driving Test Routes

There are number of test routes in this town that consists of various types of intersections, roundabouts, single and dual carriageways, etc. Usually, the examiner takes candidates on the routes that involves driving on a country road and dual carriage since the test system has changed. For example, A505, A1081 and A6, and A1081.

Roundabouts in Luton town are can be nerve-wracking for the learner drivers. It is very crucial that the students understand the rules of lanes discipline on the approach to the roundabout. Some roundabouts may need a decent workout with some experienced driving instructor in Luton. For example Crawley Green Road roundabout.

Amenities at Luton Driving Test Center

Luton DTC provides a practical test for cars, approved driving instructors - ADI part 2 and part 3. Male and female toilet facilities are available at this test center. Disable access facilities are also available.

All the DVSA examiners in the Luton driving test center are kind and try to ensure that the candidate(s) are comfortable on their test. Learners should arrive at the test center no earlier than 10 minutes from their tests.

Where Learners can Practice in Luton

It depends on where learners live in the area around Luton. People must practice driving in the area with less traffic and quiet place with a long stretch of roads. Alexandra Avenue and the surrounding roads are reasonable places for practicing moving off, stopping, and turning to the left/right.

Students can train clutch control and hill start from Cromwell Hill as inspectors usually ask prospective hill start.

Test Waiting Time and Success Rate

According to 2018-19 figures, the success rate at Luton DTC is about 34%. Car driving test waiting time is approximately 4-6 weeks. Our expert team advice at least somewhere between 45-60 hours of training in Luton and Dunstable, before candidates, go to the driving test because it will increase the chances of the candidate to pass the test first time.

You can talk with experienced instructors in the area if you need further help and advice. Please also check out our last post on night time driving tips if you have just passed your test.
Location: Luton, UK

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