West Wickham (London)
West Wickham (London) driving test centre is located at: 56 Glebe Way, West Wickham, BR4 0RL
Tel: 020 4570 2577
Test Types Available: car, ADI part 3
Access: The building does not have disabled access or ramps at the main entrance. If you need a wheelchair, the examiner will come out to you
Toilets: Male and female toilets are available at the centre
Parking: On-street parking only
West Wickham Pass Rate: Reported by the DVSA at 48.9%
West Wickham Test Route Info
Busy areas which often feature in routes include the Chinese Garage (Park Langley) and Glebe Way roundabouts. Most roads in the area have 30 mph limits, but watch out for the 20 mph zones on the High Street.
In order to book a driving test you need:
- your UK driving licence number
- a credit or debit card for payment
- if you wish to check that your driving instructor is available, you will also need your instructor’s personal reference number
You can click here to find out the current cost of a driving test in your chosen category. In order to take a practical test, you must have lived in England, Wales or Scotland for at least 185 days in the last 12 months before the day you take your test. If you live in Northern Ireland there is a different service through which you can book your test. If you want to look for an earlier test date after booking, you can check for appointments by going to the ‘change driving test‘ page on the Gov.UK website.
What Happens on the Day
On the day of your driving test, make sure that you have your photocard driving licence with you. If you have an old style paper licence, then you must also take a valid passport for photo ID. Without these you will not be able to take your test.
You can take the test in your own car if you wish. Just make sure that it is taxed, insured and everything is in good working order. You must also provide an extra rear-view mirror for the examiner to use. Make sure that your L plates are clean, and correctly positioned clearly in view – NOT in the windows!
Arrive at your test centre in good time, but not so early that you get in the way of other test candidates. About ten minutes before your test time is about right. Just park your car, and make your way to the waiting room with your licence and wait for the examiner to call your name. For full details about what happens during a test, read The Driving Test & How to Pass – it’s written by a driving examiner!