1. By car

From the A350 ring road, take the Eden Vale Road turning sign‑posted “Industrial Estate”. Follow the road to Woodland Industrial Estate; Unit 6 sits on the right. The candidate car park is directly outside—aim to arrive no more than ten minutes early.

2. By public transport

• Train – Westbury station (on the Cardiff‑Portsmouth and Bristol‑Weymouth lines) is about half a mile away—ten minutes on foot or three by taxi.
• Bus – Salisbury Reds route R1 and First Group route 49 both stop on Station Road; from there it’s a five‑minute walk to Eden Vale Road.

3. Cycling / walking

National Cycle Network Route 24 – links Frome to Bradford‑on‑Avon via Westbury and passes close to Woodland Industrial Estate. Bike stands sit outside the station—bring lights for early‑morning tests.

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1. A350 Haynes Road roundabout

• Typical slip‑up – drifting lanes while filtering for Trowbridge or Warminster.
• Quick fix – read lane arrows early, mirror‑signal and hold a steady speed.

2. Hawkeridge 40 → 30 drops

• Typical slip‑up – speed creeps over the limit when returning to the town boundary.
• Quick fix – cover the brake before the sign; use engine‑braking to settle at 30 mph.

3. Dilton Marsh single‑track lanes

• Typical slip‑up – failing to give way on blind bends or at passing places.
• Quick fix – scan far ahead, keep left and be prepared to tuck into wider verges.

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1. About Westbury Test Centre from a Learner’s View

The centre sits at the end of a quiet estate road, giving you an easy pull‑out to start. Manoeuvres often happen in the roomy on‑site bays—great if bay parking is your strong suit. The first junction is a right back onto Eden Vale Road, so practise sharp mirror checks and smooth first‑to‑second shifts. Local instructors recommend a warm‑up loop around the station roundabout to steady nerves and clutch control.

2. What to Expect on the Day

Arrive ten minutes early with your provisional licence. You’ll read a number plate, answer one “show me, tell me” safety question, perform one reversing manoeuvre (bay or parallel), possibly do an emergency stop and complete twenty minutes of independent sat‑nav or sign‑led driving. Examiners watch mirror‑signal‑manoeuvre habits closely when you merge onto the A350.

3. After You Pass

The examiner can upload your result online; your full photocard usually arrives within two weeks. Book Pass Plus or motorway lessons for confidence on the M4 and A36, and compare insurance quotes early—telematics policies often slash first‑year costs. For national context, check DVSA driving‑test statistics.

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