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Everything you need to know about your driving test and learner driving in Folkestone and Hythe
                                                                                  

 Book your Theory Test online from here!

 

Free online Highway Code

 

Know Your Traffic Signs - Free download

 

Free Mock Theory Tests

Seat Ibiza Ecomotive. The car you learn in.
        Link to DSA YouTube driving test videos click here  (click on the side images)      

 

(The link above provides a DSA guide to lesson hours and test preparation.  Essential viewing for all pupils, parents and carers)
                                                                                
     Where your practical driving test will be taken:                                         How to become an eco-safe driver               More information here 
                      
     Test Centre, Palting Way, Folkestone, Kent
Driving Directions
Click the map to open an interactive map in a new window.
                    
 
Latest Pass Rates at Folkestone Driving Test Centre

Year

Car

Bike

LGV

PCV

2008-2009 

41.31 %

67.17 %

 

Peter Blight (DSA verified) 2008 – 2009:   66.67% Pass Rate                    

How will I know when I am ready for my test?

You will be ready for the driving test when you show that you have reached the standards set in The Official Driving Test.

Learner drivers who pass first time do so because they are well instructed and get plenty of practice. They pass because

they wait until they are ready.  

Your driving instructor has the knowledge and experience to tell you when you are ready.

Currently there is a 46% overall pass rate Nationwide, which means the first time pass rate is much lower

The reason for such a low success rate is because candidates are not properly prepared.with enough driving lessons.

You must be able to drive consistently well, with confidence and without assistance or guidance from your driving instructor.  

If you can’t, you aren’t ready for the test.  Waiting until you are ready will save you time and money! 

 

        
10 Top Test Tips! click here
 
The DSA facebook page with loads of information:    facebook.com/mydrivingtest    Try it!                                                                                 

 

Reduce your driving risks and pass your test first time! click here

 

                        

                                                                                                                                     More information here

DSA Driving Test fees                    

                                                                                                      

Show Me / Tell Me questions & answers

 

The DSA average hours to pass your test

 

Dealing with Emergency Vehicles - watch the video

 

Link to Pass Rates at local test centres

 

Driving test centres & Waiting times

 

 

                                                                

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

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