1. By car

Exit the M5 at J6, take the A449 toward Worcester, then join the A4440 at Warndon Island and follow signs for Warndon Business Park. Turn into Brindley Road and then Stanier Road; the test‑centre car park sits on the right. Arrive no more than ten minutes early.

2. By public transport

• Train – Worcester Shrub Hill is 1.5 miles away (25 minutes on foot or eight by taxi).
• Bus – First Worcester routes 35 and 37 serve Brindley Road; Diamond 30 stops on Tolladine Road, both within five minutes’ walk.

3. Cycling / walking

National Cycle Network Route 45 – follows canal towpaths between the city centre and Warndon, with bike stands at the nearby Tesco Extra. Bring lights in winter.

1. Warndon Island roundabout

Typical slip‑up – selecting the wrong exit and drifting lanes.
Quick fix – read signs early, choose the correct A449/A4440 lane and hold a steady speed.

2. Droitwich Road 40 → 30 drops

Typical slip‑up – creeping over the limit just before the 30 mph zone.
Quick fix – glance at every sign, cover the brake and settle the speed with engine‑braking.

3. Tolladine estate streets

Typical slip‑up – meeting oncoming traffic where parked cars create single‑file sections.
Quick fix – spot gaps early, give way decisively and maintain smooth clutch control.

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

Situated on a quiet industrial cul‑de‑sac, the centre lets you pull away calmly before hitting busier roads. The spacious on‑site bays make bay parking the examiner’s go‑to manoeuvre. The first turn is a left onto Brindley Road—get comfortable with immediate mirror checks and gear changes. Local instructors suggest a warm‑up loop around Woodgreen Drive to settle 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 a “show me, tell me” question, complete one reversing exercise, possibly perform an emergency stop and finish with twenty minutes of independent sat‑nav or sign‑led driving. Examiners monitor mirror‑signal‑manoeuvre keenly, especially on slip‑roads to the A4440.

3. After You Pass

The examiner can upload your result; your full photocard usually lands within two weeks. Consider Pass Plus or motorway lessons for confidence on the M5 and M50, and shop for insurance early—telematics policies often slash first‑year costs. For national context, see DVSA driving‑test statistics.

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