84 Tanner Street Barking And Dagenham Barking Greater London IG11 8QF
Tanner Street is a stone’s throw from central Barking, and the test centre is just three minutes’ drive from the bustling North Circular Road, making it an ideal option for learners throughout East London. To arrive there hassle-free, simply follow these directions. Please note that there is no public parking at the test centre—the car park behind the centre is for staff use only.
The location of Tanner Street test centre may be unusual, but it was no accident. In fact, the test centre can be found between the A123 and a residential estate—exactly the kind of varied road conditions that will put candidates through their paces on a practical test. For more general information about the town of Barking itself, follow the links below.
Though the DVSA no longer publishes test routes, this doesn’t mean that you’ll have to go into your test blind. You can get an idea of what to look out for on your test by looking at videos of Tanner Street test routes on YouTube or by downloading our sample Barking Tanner Street driving test routes. If you’re taking a driving course, your instructor will also be sure to introduce you to roads which commonly appear on test routes, including the North Circular, and junctions such as the Northern Relief Road roundabout.
It’s easy to see why learners, instructors and examiners alike have a keen interest in pass rates. Thankfully, the DVSA provides plenty of information to satiate our curiosity. UK-wide pass rates stand at 45.9% as of 2019/20, for example, while Greater London’s learners have a 40.8% chance of passing. But how does Barking Tanner Street compare? The full details for pass rates in the last five years can be seen below.
It’s easy to see why learners, instructors and examiners alike have a keen interest in pass rates. Thankfully, the DVSA provides plenty of information to satiate our curiosity. UK-wide pass rates stand at 45.9% as of 2019/20, for example, while Greater London’s learners have a 40.8% chance of passing. But how does Barking Tanner Street compare? The full details for pass rates in the last five years can be seen below.
Though the DVSA no longer publishes test routes, this doesn’t mean that you’ll have to go into your test blind. You can get an idea of what to look out for on your test by looking at videos of Tanner Street test routes on YouTube or by downloading our sample Barking Tanner Street driving test routes. If you’re taking a driving course, your instructor will also be sure to introduce you to roads which commonly appear on test routes, including the North Circular, and junctions such as the Northern Relief Road roundabout.
It’s easy to see why learners, instructors and examiners alike have a keen interest in pass rates. Thankfully, the DVSA provides plenty of information to satiate our curiosity. UK-wide pass rates stand at 45.9% as of 2019/20, for example, while Greater London’s learners have a 40.8% chance of passing. But how does Barking Tanner Street compare? The full details for pass rates in the last five years can be seen below.
