Official Statistics

Driver and rider testing and instructor statistics: October to December 2016

The number of theory tests and driving tests taken between October 2016 and December 2016, pass rates, and the number of instructors.

From:
Department for Transport and Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
Published
9 March 2017

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

Documents

Driver and rider testing and instructor statistics: October to December 2016 report

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Driver and rider testing and instructor statistics: October to December 2016 tables

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Details

Statistics on the number and pass rates of driving and riding practical tests conducted (including statistics on driving instructors) in Great Britain.

During October to December 2016, there were:

  • over a million practical and theory driving tests were conducted, an increase of 8.5%
  • 19.7% more practical car tests than in October to December 2015. This was in part due to industrial action, which lowered the number of tests taken in 2015
  • increases in Large Goods Vehicle practical tests, with vocational tests increasing by 10.4% and CPC tests by 6.9%
  • more than 10% year-on-year increases in practical tests for Passenger Carrying Vehicles

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Published 9 March 2017

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