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Practical test centre in Brodick (Isle of Arran)
Brodick, situated on the Isle of Arran off Scotland’s west coast, serves as the main entry point for visitors to the island. It is a hub for ferries traveling from Ardrossan, making it a convenient stop for tourists and locals alike. Its location offers easy access to Arran’s popular attractions, drawing in travelers eager to explore the stunning landscapes.
Practical Test Centre Address
Brodick Test Centre, Lamlash Road, Brodick, Isle of Arran, KA27 8LE. Toilet facilities are not available. Parking is on-site. Disabled access is not provided. The centre conducts car tests only.
How To Get To Brodick (Isle of Arran) Test Centre
Start your journey to Brodick by reaching the ferry terminal in Ardrossan, which is accessible by car or train from Glasgow. If driving, take the M8 westbound, then merge onto the A737 and follow signs for Ardrossan. For those using public transport, there are regular train services from Glasgow Central to Ardrossan Harbour. Once at Ardrossan, board the CalMac ferry to Brodick. The crossing takes about 55 minutes. Upon arrival at the Brodick ferry terminal, you can explore the village on foot or catch a local bus to reach various points on the Isle of Arran. Brodick Castle, a major attraction, is just a short walk or a brief bus ride away. For cyclists, Arran offers scenic biking routes. Ensure you check ferry times in advance, particularly during peak seasons or adverse weather conditions.