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Inverness (Seafield Road)
Driving test centre.

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

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Historical statistical record

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48.1%
All-car pass rate · 2023/24
1,670
Tests taken · 2023/24
Not published
Median completed wait
Not published
Forward availability measure

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

The wider picture

Pass rates over time

Compare the same test group across published periods.

Period Tests Passes Pass rate
2018/19 315 134 42.5%
2019/20 2,735 1,214 44.4%
2020/21 1,094 556 50.8%
2021/22 2,254 1,100 48.8%
2022/23 3,120 1,553 49.8%
2023/24 1,670 804 48.1%

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

Plan the practicalities

Before you book

  • 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: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, Driving Test Centre LGV Inverness, Longman Industrial Estate,Seafield Road, Inverness, IV1 1SG Official instructions and service notes: DVSA venue list dated 26 June 2026. Check the official finder and your booking confirmation for subsequent moves and test-specific instructions.

Services in the published venue record: Lorry and bus · ADI part 2 · ADI part 3 · Driver CPC

Venue information dated 2026-06-26. Read the venue source These services and the historical results above refer to different dates.

Check the official venue

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Automatic transmission

A separate candidate group.

Automatic pass rate · 2023/24
40.8%
Automatic tests
218

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

48.1%

2023/24 · 377 passes from 783 tests.

First tests with zero faults

19

Published count for 2023/24. 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
First-attempt history and source definitions
PeriodFirst attemptsPassesPass rateZero-fault first tests
2020/2162931850.6%19
2021/221,19056647.6%22
2022/231,40069749.8%38
2023/2478337748.1%19

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.

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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Official test statistics

Pass rate
68.5%
2025/26
Median completed wait
20.3 weeks
August 2026
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