Driving test statistics and pass rate data
Driving lesson prices across the UK in 2026: London tops £45 an hour while the North East starts near £28. Here is the regional picture and what it means for learners.
A regional breakdown of UK driving test waiting times in 2026: why London learners wait around 23 weeks while Wales averages closer to 12, and what to do about it.
DVSA data to March 2026 puts the national car pass rate at 50.1% across 1.99m tests, with waits at 12.1 weeks. What it means for learners.
Benbecula, Barra, Islay and Ballater top the UK pass rate table again in 2026. Here is what those numbers really show, why they swing so wildly, and whether it is worth travelling.
DVSA data shows pass rates fall steadily with age. Here is what the 2026 numbers show for learners over 25 and over 40 — and the fixable reasons behind the gap.
London test centres dominate the bottom of the DVSA pass rate tables. Here is what the 2026 data shows, why the capital is harder, and what learners can do about it.
UK driving test pass rates by region in 2026: why rural centres pass more, what it means for learners and how to beat the odds.
Do driving test pass rates change month to month? The 2026 seasonal data, why winter often looks better, and what actually matters more than timing.
Men consistently pass the UK practical driving test at a higher rate than women, but women pass the theory test more often. Here is what the DVSA data shows and why.
UK driving test pass rates by region in 2026. Find out which areas have the highest and lowest pass rates and what this means for learners.