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Practise at different times of day and on different days of the week (including weekends) to experience as many different road conditions and traffic flows as possible. Knowing what to expect when you go in for your driving test will make it seem less daunting on the day.
Clacton-on-Sea Practical Driving Test Centre
Address: 103 – 105 Carnarvon Road, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, CO15 6PR
Parking: There are car parking spaces available at the centre
Toilets: Male and female toilets are available
Disabled Access:
Other Notes:
Test Waiting Times: Check the book your driving test service for availability
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How to Book a Driving Test at Clacton-on-Sea Driving Test Centre:
Visit the DVSA Website:
Go to www.gov.uk/book-driving-test.Sign In or Create an Account:
Log in or create an account using your provisional driving licence details.Enter Your Details:
Provide your contact information and availability.Select Clacton-on-Sea Test Centre:
Choose Clacton-on-Sea Driving Test Centre from the list.Pick a Date and Time:
Select your preferred test date and time.Make Payment:
Pay the test fee online using a credit or debit card.Confirm Your Booking:
Review and confirm your booking.
Contact Information:
Clacton-on-Sea Driving Test Centre
Phone: 0300 200 1122 (DVSA contact)
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Clacton-on-Sea Driving Test Routes: Key Roads, Roundabouts & Landmarks
Key Roads:
A133: Main road leading into Clacton, often used for various manoeuvres.
B1027: A quieter road that might be tested for lane positioning and junction handling.
Old Road: Frequently used for handling small junctions and parking tasks.
Roundabouts:
Clacton Town Roundabout: Major roundabout near the town centre. Make sure you practice lane discipline and signalling when exiting.
Carnival Roundabout: Expect to navigate this roundabout and show your awareness of traffic signs and lane positions.
Landmarks:
Clacton Pier: Common reference point for nearby roads and test routes.
Frinton Road: Often included for quieter, residential driving practice.
Tips to Pass:
Roundabouts: Be confident with lane changes and always signal clearly.
Junctions: Ensure you check all mirrors and give way to traffic when necessary.
Pedestrian Crossings: Always slow down when approaching crossings, and look out for pedestrians.
Clacton-on-Sea Driving Test Centre Pass Rates
Clacton-on-Sea car practical driving test pass rates by first driving attempt including zero faults recorded annual summary:
| Time Period Captured | Total Tests | |||
| 1st attempts | 1st attempt passes | pass % | 1st test with zero faults | |
| 2023/24 | – | 627 | 51.1 | 18 |
| 2017/18 | 1792 | 911 | 50.8 | 31 |
| 2016/17 | 2048 | 870 | 42.5 | 19 |
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Practical driving test key links
- to book your driving test, click here
- to change your driving test, click here
- to cancel your driving test, click here
- to give yourself the best chance of passing your driving test, click here
- to give yourself the best chance to pass your theory test, click here
Other Helpful Resources: Driving Test Centre Pass Rates and Change Your Driving Test
FAQ's
Yes – knowing local roads helps you stay calm and confident. While the exact route isn’t shared, practising typical roundabouts or tricky junctions nearby gives you a clear advantage.
Yes – examiners adjust routes due to roadworks, traffic, or to mix things up. These changes aren’t announced, so staying current is key.
Instructors spot new road signs, layouts, or diversions early. Their knowledge helps you train on current conditions, not outdated ones. Combine their advice with RouteBuddy for the most realistic practice.
2–3 times a week is ideal, especially leading up to your test. Practise at different times of day to handle varied traffic and lighting conditions.
DVSA doesn’t publish test routes. But you can follow GOV.UK for general updates. For realistic route practice, RouteBuddy is the go-to tool learners and instructors trust.