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Practical test centre in Buckie
Buckie is a charming coastal town located in northeast Scotland along the Moray Firth. It serves as a local hub for fishing and maritime activities, benefiting both residents and visitors who are drawn to its scenic harbor. Its convenient location between Inverness and Aberdeen makes it a perfect spot for exploring the natural beauty of the Scottish coast.
Practical Test Centre Address
Buckie Driving Test Centre, Unit 7 March Road West, Marchmont Industrial Estate, Buckie, AB56 4BU. Toilets are available on-site. Parking is accessible, and there are provisions for disabled access. The centre conducts car driving tests.
How To Get To Buckie Test Centre
To reach Buckie from Aberdeen, head northwest on the A96 through Inverurie and Huntly. Turn onto the A95, then connect to the A98, which takes you directly into Buckie. Along the way, the Spey Bay offers a lovely spot for a break. If traveling from Inverness, start on the A96 heading east, passing through Elgin, then switch to the A98 near Fochabers. Public transport options include a bus from Aberdeen or Inverness, though check current schedules. For a scenic railway trip, alight at Keith station and take a local bus or taxi to Buckie. Driving offers flexibility to explore nearby coastal attractions. Look out for the distinctive North Pier lighthouse as a recognizable landmark. It’s wise to check weather conditions in advance since coastal routes can be blustery.