Enfield (Brancroft Way) Driving Test Centre
Enfield (Brancroft Way) posts a 44.1% pass rate, with Enfield (Innova Business Park) the nearest alternative about 1 miles away. Read on for its full DVSA history, first-time pass rate, waiting time and demographic breakdown.
DVSA data last updated August 2026
Enfield (Brancroft Way) sits in the bottom quarter of car pass rates nationally (Bottom 14%, rank #278 of 323). The strongest car alternative nearby is Enfield (Innova Business Park), about 1.3 miles away.
Pass vs fail at a glance
All-time 497 passed, 652 failed, 1.1K total
How Enfield (Brancroft Way) compares
Enfield (Brancroft Way) sits 4.6 points under the national average, ranked 278 of 323 in its category. Routes here are likely more demanding than at rural centres; extra time on the local roads pays back directly.
Where Enfield (Brancroft Way) ranks among 323 centres
Pass-rate trend by year
The headline barely moved (44% in 2017-18, 42.4% now) but the ride was not smooth: Enfield (Brancroft Way) has swung 11.9 points between its best year (46.1%, 2023-24) and its worst (34.2%, 2018-19).
Pass rate by demographic
Waiting time at Enfield (Brancroft Way)
The headline figure for reaching 10% availability is 17 weeks, but the typical (median) learner who took their test at Enfield (Brancroft Way) in May 2026 had waited 3 weeks from booking to test day.
Official DVSA data, May 2026. The median is the time between booking and taking the test; for live availability use the DVSA booking service.
Centre details
Address
Source: DVSA find a driving test centre (Open Government Licence v3.0), captured 2026-05-12.
Tests offered at Enfield (Brancroft Way)
- car
- motorcycle module 1 (off-road)
- motorcycle module 2 (on-road)
- ADI part 2
- ADI part 3
Accessibility & facilities
Parking and toilet details aren't included in DVSA's published feed. For the current on-site facilities, check the DVSA find a driving test centre tool with postcode EN3 7XY, or call DVSA Customer Services on 0300 200 1122.
About this test centre
If you've got a test booked at EN2 6LD, that's Enfield (Brancroft Way) in Enfield, Greater London. Examiners drive a mix of the roads immediately surrounding the centre; the DVSA does not publish its test routes. Across 2017-18-2024-25 the centre handled 1.1K tests, a modest sample. The aggregated multi-year figure on this page is the most reliable read; quarterly swings deserve more skepticism here than at a high-volume centre.
Rank: #278 of 323. Pass rate: 44.1%. UK average: 48.7%. That's a bottom quartile centre by the DVSA's own published figures. Enfield (Brancroft Way) is one of the tougher venues for a first attempt. The DVSA reports 44.1% first-time pass against a UK average of 49%, 4.9 points down on the national figure.
All figures shown are aggregated from the DVSA quarterly statistical release covering the most recent reporting periods available. Pass-rate calculations exclude tests cancelled by the candidate or examiner. Sample sizes and methodology are described in the source attribution at the foot of this page.
What learners should know about Enfield (Brancroft Way)
- Enfield (Brancroft Way) doesn't deviate much from the national curve, so generic preparation advice (mock tests, mirror discipline, junction observation) applies here in the same shape it would anywhere.
- If you can, take at least one lesson with an instructor who specifically works the Enfield (Brancroft Way) area. Local instructors know which nearby junctions are demanding and will drill them.
- Don't pay third-party sites for booking access at Enfield (Brancroft Way). Use gov.uk/book-driving-test directly; cancellations show up on the same booking flow.
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On the day at Enfield (Brancroft Way)
Aim to be at Enfield (Brancroft Way) ten minutes early. Because parking and waiting facilities are not the same at every DVSA centre, check the approach on the DVSA centre finder (postcode EN2 6LD) before the day. Demand is very high and the modelled wait is close to 23 to 27 weeks, so an early booking and a cancellation alert are both worth setting up. The examiner needs to see your provisional photocard licence to begin, and the car you bring must be roadworthy, fitted with L plates and a working interior mirror. If Enfield (Innova Business Park) is fully booked, Enfield (Brancroft Way) is the next closest centre, roughly 1 mile away.
Expect about 40 minutes once you set off, to the same national DVSA script. It opens with an eyesight check at 20 metres and one tell-me question, after which the examiner rides along for the drive and asks one show-me question on the move. Around 20 minutes of that is independent driving, guided either by a sat nav the examiner provides or by road signs to a named destination, with one of four set manoeuvres and a one-in-seven chance of an emergency stop. The drive covers the local mix of road types within roughly a twenty-minute radius of the centre. Across DVSA marking nationally, the fault recorded most often on car tests is junctions - observation, worth drilling on the local routes before your date.
The result is given immediately when you get back. Whatever the outcome, the examiner reads through the marked faults and prints your DL25 feedback form; pass and they take the provisional licence to trigger your full one by post. The threshold is the national one, 15 driving faults at most and zero serious or dangerous, which 44.1% of Enfield (Brancroft Way)'s candidates reach right now.
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Data: DVSA quarterly statistical release, released under the Open Government Licence v3.0. PassRates.uk aggregates DVSA centre-level totals across reporting periods.
DVSA data period: 2024-25.