HGV/LGV Test Centre, England

Enfield (Brancroft Way) Driving Test Centre

HGV, Cat CEnfieldEN2 6LDHigh pass rate

The Enfield (Brancroft Way) driving test centre is located in Enfield, England (EN2 6LD). Below are the official pass-rate statistics, multi-year trend, demographic breakdown, and how this centre compares against the UK average and its neighbours, all drawn from the DVSA quarterly statistical release.

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Pass rate (2024-25)
56.3%
vs 48.7% UK avg
Tests in period
2.1K
2024-25
National rank
#98
of 152 centres
1st-time pass
N/A
DVSA omits this centre from DRT122C

Pass vs fail at a glance

56.3%passed
failed44.7%

8.9K passed, 7.2K failed, 16.1K total

How Enfield (Brancroft Way) compares

Enfield (Brancroft Way)
56.3%
UK national average
48.7%
Difference
+7.6 pp

Enfield (Brancroft Way) performs notably better than the UK average. This often correlates with rural or suburban routes that have fewer multi-lane roundabouts and complex urban scenarios.

Where Enfield (Brancroft Way) ranks among 152 centres

Top 37%
Enfield (Brancroft Way) sits in the bottom half of hgv/lgv pass rates
Rank
#98
BestMedianHardest

Pass-rate trend by year

Most common faults at this centre

The fault categories most frequently recorded against learners on test. Knowing them lets you target practice on the things examiners are most likely to penalise.

  1. 1Junctions - observation10
  2. 2Mirrors - change direction9
  3. 3Move off - safely8
  4. 4Junctions - turning right7
  5. 5Response to signs - traffic lights6

Per-centre fault breakdowns are derived from the DVSA national fault distribution applied to centre-level test outcomes.

Pass rate by demographic

Male vs female pass rate gap 9.7 pp
Male54.4%
0%UK avg 49.7%100%
Female64.1%
0%UK avg 44.0%100%
Zero faults0%
0 candidates passed without a single recorded fault

Estimated wait time and demand

Estimated wait
22 weeks
Very high demand
Weekly capacity
~42
estimated test slots per week
Trend
worsening
availability direction

Wait times at Enfield (Brancroft Way) have been lengthening as demand outpaces examiner capacity. Booking requires patience: learners booking at Enfield (Brancroft Way) typically wait around 22 weeks from booking to test day.

Peak months
June, July, August, September
longest waits in Enfield
Best to book
November, December, January, February
shortest expected waits

Wait time is estimated from regional demand patterns reported in the National Audit Office investigation into car driving test waiting times (Dec 2024) and the DVSA Despatch blog updates, combined with this centre's test volume. Real availability fluctuates with examiner staffing and cancellations, always check the official DVSA booking service for live slots.

Centre details

Address

Solar Way
Innova Park Business Centre
Enfield
EN3 7XY
England

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

Wheelchair accessible per DVSA

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

Drivers booked at Enfield (Brancroft Way) report to a DVSA centre in Enfield, Greater London, postcode EN2 6LD. The hgv/lgv routes used here are drawn from the streets the centre's examiners drive every week, so the test reflects local conditions rather than a generic syllabus. Over 2017-18-2024-25, 16.1K candidates sat tests here. The figures are statistically usable for centre-to-centre comparisons, which is most of what people land on this page wanting to do.

By raw pass rate Enfield (Brancroft Way) sits at 56.3%, with the DVSA's national hgv/lgv average over the same window running at 48.7%. The gap (7.6 points clear of the UK figure) places the centre at rank #98 of 152, inside the lower half of the country's hgv/lgv test centres. For Enfield (Brancroft Way) the DVSA suppresses first-attempt figures in DRT122C. Smaller centres get rolled up; this is one of them. The overall pass rate above is the only published 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.

Country
England
Test category
HGV/LGV
DVSA centre ID
enfield-brancroft-way-heavy

What learners should know about Enfield (Brancroft Way)

  • Above-average pass rate at Enfield (Brancroft Way) doesn't mean above-average ease. The fundamentals examiners mark are the same nationally: junctions, mirrors, observation, signal timing. A 65%+ pass rate means more candidates clear those, not that the bar is lower.
  • Practising the test routes is the single thing that most reliably moves a candidate's pass odds. Most ADI instructors in Enfield will have a working knowledge of which routes Enfield (Brancroft Way) uses.
  • Book through the official DVSA service (gov.uk/book-driving-test). Third-party "fast-track" sites charge a premium for the same booking; the DVSA's own cancellation feed is free.

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On the day at Enfield (Brancroft Way)

Ten minutes early is the right target at Enfield (Brancroft Way). Parking differs between DVSA centres, so it pays to scout the route on the DVSA centre finder (postcode EN2 6LD) the day before. This centre sees very high demand, modelled at roughly 22 weeks to a slot; booking well ahead and watching for cancellations both help. Bring the provisional photocard licence, the examiner checks for it first, and make sure your car is roadworthy with L plates and a working interior mirror.

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 show-me plus one tell-me question, after which the examiner rides along for the drive. 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-three chance of an emergency stop. The drive covers the local mix of road types within roughly a twenty-minute radius of the centre. Across recent DVSA marking, the fault logged most often at this centre 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 56.3% of Enfield (Brancroft Way)'s candidates reach right now.

Frequently asked questions

What is the pass rate at Enfield (Brancroft Way)?
The current pass rate at Enfield (Brancroft Way) driving test centre is 56.3%, calculated from 2.1K tests in 2024-25. DVSA does not publish first-attempt figures for this centre. Across all DVSA reporting periods on record, the lifetime average is 55.3% (from 16.1K tests).
Is Enfield (Brancroft Way) an easy or hard test centre?
Enfield (Brancroft Way) is ranked #98 of 152 UK hgv/lgv test centres by pass rate, placing it in the bottom half of hgv/lgv pass rates nationally. Its pass rate of 56.3% compares to a UK average of 48.7%. Higher pass rates often correlate with quieter rural or suburban routes; lower rates with dense urban centres featuring complex junctions and multi-lane roundabouts.
How does Enfield (Brancroft Way) compare to the UK average?
Enfield (Brancroft Way)'s pass rate is 7.6 percentage points above the UK national average of 48.7%. Enfield (Brancroft Way) performs notably better than the UK average. This often correlates with rural or suburban routes that have fewer multi-lane roundabouts and complex urban scenarios.
How many tests are taken at Enfield (Brancroft Way) each year?
Enfield (Brancroft Way) has recorded 16.1K tests in the available DVSA data, of which 8.9K passed and 7.2K failed. The yearly trend chart on this page shows how volume and pass rate have moved across recent reporting periods.
Which driving test centres are near Enfield (Brancroft Way)?
The closest DVSA test centres to Enfield (Brancroft Way) are Enfield (67.3%), Enfield (54.5%), Enfield (Brancroft Way) (44.1%) and Tottenham (47.9%). Of these, Enfield has a higher current pass rate than Enfield (Brancroft Way)'s 56.3%. Enfield, Enfield (Brancroft Way), Tottenham sit lower. You can compare every nearby centre in the "Other test centres nearby" section above, or see them all on the interactive PassRates map.
When is the best time to book a test at Enfield (Brancroft Way)?
Enfield (Brancroft Way) currently sees very high demand with an estimated wait of around 22 weeks. Waits tend to ease in November, December, January, when fewer learners are booking, and peak in June, July, August. A flexible test date helps: booking into a quieter month often shortens the wait and opens up more available slots. Always confirm live availability on the DVSA booking service.
How do I book a test at Enfield (Brancroft Way) and what do I need?
Book your practical test through the official DVSA service at gov.uk/book-driving-test, then choose Enfield (Brancroft Way) as your centre. You will need your provisional licence number and your theory test pass certificate number. To pass, you must finish with no more than 15 driving (minor) faults and zero serious or dangerous faults. Our guides cover how to book step by step and how faults are marked.
How long is the wait for a driving test at Enfield (Brancroft Way)?
The estimated wait at Enfield (Brancroft Way) is around 22 weeks (very high demand). That figure is modelled from regional demand patterns reported in the National Audit Office investigation into car driving test waiting times, the DVSA Despatch blog updates, and this centre's test volume of 16.1K lifetime tests. Wait times peak in June and July and ease in November and December. For live availability, check the official DVSA booking service.
Source

Data: DVSA quarterly statistical release, released under the Open Government Licence v3.0. PassRates.uk aggregates DVSA centre-level totals across reporting periods.

Edited by Vikas. DVSA data period: 2024-25.