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Bangor

3 suggested routes

📍 Bangor, Llandegai Industrial Estate, Llandygai, Bangor, LL57 4YH

62.2%

practical test pass rate at Bangor (2025-26) — 2,509 of 4,032 tests passed. The national average over the same period was about 50%. Source: DVSA.

⚠️ Test centres occasionally close or relocate, and DVSA's own published centre list doesn't reliably reflect this. Please confirm the test centre address on your official booking confirmation before using this route.
🤖 These are suggested practice loops, not real test routes. We don't yet have a sourced route for this centre from a driving school or test-taker. Instead, these loops are built automatically from real local roads around the test centre, checked to make sure they're a sensible, drivable, non-repeating circuit of roughly the right length — but no examiner has ever driven them and they're not based on any known test. Use them to get comfortable with the kinds of roads near your centre, not as a predicted route.

We don't yet have a sourced practice route for the DVSA test centre in Bangor, Gwynedd. These 3 loops are automatically suggested from real local roads near the centre, checked for a sensible non-repeating circuit -- not based on an actual observed test.

Bangor -- route shapes
Blue line = actual driven path (from test centre). Numbered markers = forcing waypoints, in order. Red marker = test centre.

Routes

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From test centre From my location

Where you'll likely practise manoeuvres: This route takes in 5 roundabouts along the way, good practice for exit counting even without a single standout one to call out by name. Ffordd Llandegai briefly loops out to Ponc y Lôn and Lon Ddwr and back, which reads as a realistic reverse-manoeuvre opportunity. The A5 and A55 add a faster, more open contrast to the rest of this route's residential roads.

Shape of Route 2 Route 2
From test centre From my location

Where you'll likely practise manoeuvres: A stretch of the A55 and A5 brings some higher-speed driving into an otherwise residential route. Norman Lane, Ffordd Hendrewen and Ainon Road form a run of tighter residential turns, good for repeated junction observation.

Shape of Route 3 Route 3
From test centre From my location

Where you'll likely practise manoeuvres: This route takes in 5 roundabouts along the way, good practice for exit counting even without a single standout one to call out by name. Station Road briefly loops out to Ffordd Deiniol and Farrar Road and back, which reads as a realistic reverse-manoeuvre opportunity. The A5 adds a faster, more open contrast to the rest of this route's residential roads.

🚦 Looking for the theory test, not the practical? This page covers practical test routes only — the theory test (multiple-choice questions plus hazard perception) is a separate exam held at different venues. Use the official theory test centre finder to find your nearest one and book at gov.uk/book-theory-test. See theory test vs. practical test for how the two differ. Once you've passed, bookmark this page — come back and work through Bangor's practice routes above before your practical.
The DVSA stopped publishing official test routes in 2010, and no third-party source for this specific centre exists yet — see the note above. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the DVSA.

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