Hull and East Yorkshire, England

Driving Test Centres in Hull and East Yorkshire: 4 DVSA Sites Ranked

4 DVSA driving test sites across Hull and East Yorkshire, part of England. Car pass rate 47.7% (2024-25 DVSA data), UK car average 48.7%.

DVSA sites
4
4 rankable (1,000+ tests in current period)
Car pass rate
47.7%
2024-25 car tests, -1.0 pp vs UK
UK car average
48.7%
2024-25 DVSA data
Car tests
174.0K
lifetime car tests

DVSA data last updated July 2026

About Hull and East Yorkshire

Hull and East Yorkshire hosts 4 DVSA practical test sites in total. Catchment runs through Hull, Beverley and Bridlington, with the network handling 174.0K car tests on record in the published DVSA dataset. Volume-weighted across car centres that have cleared the 1,000-test current-period floor, the county car pass rate is 47.7% (2024-25 DVSA data), against 48.7% for the UK as a whole.

That places Hull and East Yorkshire 1.0 percentage points below the UK car average (2024-25 DVSA data). Centres within a single county can still differ widely, urban routes packed with traffic-light junctions, bus lanes and complex roundabouts tend to push pass rates down, while quieter market-town centres lift them. Treat the county car figure as the network average, not a guarantee for any single centre.

The headline spread within Hull and East Yorkshire sits between Hull (72.3%) at the top of the league and Hull (45.2%) at the bottom, a gap of 27.1 percentage points. Urban-heavy routes with multi-lane roundabouts, bus lanes and dense pedestrian traffic typically drag the bottom-of-county figure down, even within a single county.

Top 5 highest pass rates in Hull and East Yorkshire

  1. 1
    Hull
    Hull, 1.5K tests (2024-25)
    72.3%
  2. 2
    Beverley LGV
    Beverley, 1.1K tests (2024-25)
    65.5%
  3. 3
    Bridlington
    Bridlington, 2.8K tests (2024-25)
    56.4%
  4. 4
    Hull
    Hull, 9.4K tests (2024-25)
    45.2%

Top 5 lowest pass rates in Hull and East Yorkshire

  1. 1
    Hull
    Hull, 9.4K tests (2024-25)
    45.2%
  2. 2
    Bridlington
    Bridlington, 2.8K tests (2024-25)
    56.4%
  3. 3
    Beverley LGV
    Beverley, 1.1K tests (2024-25)
    65.5%
  4. 4
    Hull
    Hull, 1.5K tests (2024-25)
    72.3%

All test centres in Hull and East Yorkshire

Sorted by pass rate, centres with fewer than 1,000 current-period tests appear at the end.

Hull and East Yorkshire driving test: common questions

What is the average driving test pass rate in Hull and East Yorkshire?+

The car driving test pass rate across Hull and East Yorkshire is 47.7%, 1 points below the UK average of 48.7%. It is a volume-weighted figure from the 4 test centres in the county with enough current tests for a reliable rate.

Which Hull and East Yorkshire test centre has the highest pass rate?+

Hull has the highest current car pass rate in Hull and East Yorkshire at 72.3%, ahead of Beverley LGV on 65.5%. Pass rates reflect the routes and traffic a centre tests on, not just how candidates drive.

Which Hull and East Yorkshire test centre has the lowest pass rate?+

Among the county's busier centres, Hull currently has the lowest car pass rate at 45.2%. A lower rate usually points to tougher, busier test routes rather than stricter examiners.

How many driving test centres are there in Hull and East Yorkshire?+

Hull and East Yorkshire has 4 DVSA driving test centres, with sites around Hull, Beverley, Bridlington. Each centre's full pass-rate history, waiting time and demographic breakdown is linked above.

Is it easier to pass your driving test in Hull and East Yorkshire?+

On average slightly less so: the 47.7% county figure sits a little below the national 48.7%. The bigger factor is the spread between centres, currently 45.2% to 72.3%, so which centre you book matters more than the county itself.

Where does the Hull and East Yorkshire pass-rate data come from?+

The figures come from the DVSA's quarterly car practical test statistics, the official UK government release. We only rank centres with at least 1,000 current-period tests, so a small sample never produces a misleading rate.

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