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Beverley LGV
Driving test centre.

Official results, the context behind them and a practical way to plan your next step.

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54.1%
All-car pass rate · 2025/26
159
Tests taken · 2025/26
Not published
Median completed wait
Not published
Forward availability measure

Results: official source tables. Missing values are not zero. Definitions and limitations.

Plan the practicalities

Address and visiting information

  • Agree readiness and test-day car use with your instructor.
  • Check the current venue address, facilities and offered services.
  • Use the correct official booking service for your nation.
  • Check any support or adjustments before the appointment.

Published address: Old Beck Road, Off Groveshill Road, Beverley, HU17 0JG Official instructions and service notes: This test centre provides these types of tests: lorry and bus, You can access this test centre if you use a wheelchair.

Services in the published venue record: lorry and bus · You can access this test centre if you use a wheelchair

Venue information dated 2026-09-12. Read the venue source These services and the historical results above refer to different dates.

Check the official venue

A centre’s statistical name may not identify the latest building. Any address must be checked against your booking confirmation.

The wider picture

Pass rates over time

Compare the same test group across published periods.

View annual results and test counts
Period Tests Passes Pass rate
2019/20 230 128 55.7%
2021/22 65 38 58.5%
2022/23 138 84 60.9%
2023/24 516 288 55.8%
2024/25 612 337 55.1%
2025/26 159 86 54.1%

Candidate mix and repeated attempts affect these figures. The highest rate does not identify the easiest test for you.

Automatic transmission

A separate candidate group.

Automatic pass rate · 2025/26
45.0%
Automatic tests
40

Automatic-only outcomes use a different group of tests from the all-car rate. They do not establish which transmission is easier for you. Source: DRT122E.

Choosing manual or automatic

First-attempt results

These figures describe people recorded as taking their first car test. They are a different test group from the all-attempt results above.

First-attempt pass rate

64.5%

2025/26 · 40 passes from 62 tests.

First tests with zero faults

1

Published count for 2025/26. A zero-fault test is a separate measure from passing.

Use the right comparison

A centre’s candidate mix, experience and repeated attempts affect its overall rate. Neither figure measures an individual instructor’s performance or predicts your result.

Assess your readiness

This centre has fewer than 100 published first attempts in this period. A small number of results can move its percentage substantially.

First-attempt history and source definitions
PeriodFirst attemptsPassesPass rateZero-fault first tests
2020/21Not publishedNot publishedNot published0
2021/22312064.5%1
2022/23603863.3%4
2023/2425915559.8%3
2024/2526615156.8%8
2025/26624064.5%1

Suppressed values remain unavailable. DVSA notes that licence-number changes can affect first-attempt identification. Single-examiner centres may be withheld from centre-level tables; published national totals include additional withheld records.

Read DRT122C and its notes

Source: DVSA DRT122C, total columns. These are source figures, not an inferred first-time pass rate.

When DVSA cancelled tests

7 cancellations were recorded for 2025/26. The table records the date DVSA cancelled a booking, which can differ from the intended test date.

Published reasonCancellations
Leave2
Disputes0
Acts of nature1
Medical absences4
Pandemic0

“Acts of nature” covers adverse weather and bad light. Medical absences refer to examiners. The counts cover all DVSA cancellations, including advance notice; they do not count learners cancelling and cannot be read as the probability of your appointment being cancelled.

Published monthly cancellation counts
Recorded monthTotal cancellations
September 20254
October 20251
January 20262

Only months present in the source appear. Missing rows are not filled with zero.

Source: DVSA DRT122B and full cancellation definitions. Plan booking and changes.

Recorded driving faults: what to practise

Source months: January 2026 and February 2026. These are fault counts from tests at this centre, grouped by the examiner’s recorded category. Start a discussion with your instructor about the skills behind the figures.

Eight categories with the most recorded serious faults in the included months
Source categorySerious faultsDangerous faultsDriving faults
Junctions - observation3110
Mirrors - change direction303
Control - steering202
Move off - safely2010
Signals - correctly2019
Control - Footbrake102
Junctions - turning right104
Maintain progress - undue hesitation103

A test can contain multiple faults. These counts are not failed-test totals, fault rates or a prediction of your result. Learn the full syllabus; this is not a list of test routes or shortcuts.

Explore every fault category at this centreUse feedback to plan your next lessonsPlan practice

Source: DVSA FOI 2606-112694, Annex H, released July 2026. Only clearly labelled January–February rows are included; later or unlabelled blocks are excluded. Category names are retained from the source and may include legacy labels.

Build a realistic budget

Include lessons, official fees and test-day car use.

Check your readiness

Use a structured conversation with your instructor.

Plan travel and conditions

Official road, public transport and weather sources.

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