Halifax is a busy area so expect to be driving on dual carriage ways and busy roads. It doesn't matter if candidates don't remember every direction, or if they go the wrong way - that can happen to the most experienced drivers. The Halifax independent driving test consists of about 10 minutes where the driver will be asked to follow road signs to a destination given by the examiner, the candidate may be shown a diagram with a series of directions, or a combination of both. Using test routes whilst learning to drive can be very helpful, allowing you to practise on roads that you'll actually be driving during your test. Route-Led supplies driving, motorcycle, taxi and ADI test routes for Sat Nav, iPhone, Android, iPad and Google Earth devices. There are a lot of speed changes on the Halifax routes, including National Speed Limits, so you need to be aware of the speed limit of the roads you are on.Īll our routes are currently in use by ADI's (Approved Driving Instructors) on a daily basis in your local area. Using our routes will enable you to practice the same routes you'll be driving whilst learning with your instructor and on your test. The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) practical driving test is designed to test your ability to control the vehicle and to ensure what you have learnt over your lessons has stuck with you. The examiners at Halifax are fair and it all depends on how well you drive on your test. Use your Sat Nav, iPhone or Android device to practice driving test routes.

Halifax Driving Test Centre & Driving Test Routes

Halifax Drivers Test Route