55.2% is the current pass rate at Worksop — above the UK average of 50.1%. Routes cover residential streets, roundabouts, and A-road or dual carriageway sections — junction observation and mirror checks before changing direction remain the biggest fault categories here, same as at most UK centres.
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Pass Rate at Worksop
The pass rate at Worksop is 55.2%, above the UK national average of 50.1%. A higher pass rate typically reflects a road network where candidates can demonstrate skills clearly — but the DVSA standard is identical everywhere. Do not mistake the pass rate for a measure of examiner leniency.
Among test centres, Worksop's 55.2% pass rate places it 59th out of 103 — above Wallasey (54.3%) and Berwick On Tweed (53.9%), and below Alnwick (55.5%) and Bridlington (55.5%). The highest in is Isles Of Scilly at 75%; the lowest is Wednesbury at 35%.
Pass rate sourced from DVSA open data (April 2024–March 2025). DVSA statistics ↗
Most Common Fail Reasons at Worksop
DVSA doesn't break fault data down by centre, so the list below is the national picture, weighted for the kind of roads you'll actually face at Worksop and other centres.
- Junctions — observation: Not looking properly before emerging, particularly at mini-roundabouts where visibility is limited.
- Mirrors — change direction: Failing to check mirrors before turning or changing lane. Must be demonstrably checked, not just glanced at.
- Speed — appropriate speed: Driving too fast for the road conditions or too slowly without reason. Both are marked — inappropriate hesitancy is a fault as well as excess speed.
- Roundabouts — road positioning: Incorrect lane choice on approach, cutting the roundabout, or failing to give way to traffic already on the roundabout.
- Control — steering: Drifting or coarse corrections through bends and at junctions.
Full breakdown: The 10 Most Common Driving Test Fails →
Booking Your Test at Worksop
Book your practical driving test at Worksop through the official DVSA service. You will need your provisional driving licence number and a debit or credit card. The current fee is £62 for weekday tests and £75 for evenings, weekends, and bank holidays.
Your theory test certificate must be valid when you book — theory passes expire two years from the test date. Check yours before starting a booking.
If Worksop has no availability on your target date, the DVSA booking tool lets you search other test centres nearby — useful if you are flexible on location.
Find a Driving Instructor Near Worksop
Worksop's 55.2% pass rate is above the national average — but that doesn't mean preparation matters less. Candidates who do well here tend to use an instructor who knows the local routes and can target the specific road types the examiner will test on.
Look for an ADI who takes pupils to Worksop on a regular basis — they'll already have routes prepared that mirror what the examiner actually uses, covering the roundabouts and junctions that come up most often.
Search for ADIs near Worksop using the official tool below, then ask this directly: "Which junctions and manoeuvres does the examiner focus on most at Worksop, and how many of your pupils have tested there?" Any instructor worth their fee will give you a specific answer, not a vague one.
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