Crawley Theory Test Centre

Crawley Theory Test Centre is centrally placed for learners across mid-Sussex and the Surrey border, close enough to Gatwick that many candidates combine a test slot with other errands nearby. The £23 fee is paid at booking through GOV.UK, and slots here tend to move quickly, so it pays to book as soon as your provisional licence arrives. Because Crawley is one of the higher-demand centres in the South East, a cancellation can appear with very little notice, so it is worth checking GOV.UK daily rather than only at the point you plan to book.

Learners regularly travel in from Horsham, Reigate, Dorking, Haywards Heath and Caterham, all of which are a reasonable drive from Crawley but further from any comparable DVSA venue.

A Silver 25 intensive course pairs naturally with a theory test booked here, since LPOD can line up practical lessons for the days right after you pass rather than leaving a gap. Check our theory test costs guide if you want the fee breakdown before you commit to a booking.

You need 43 out of 50 on the multiple-choice questions and 44 out of 75 on hazard perception to pass, with both marks required on the same visit. The certificate runs for two years from your pass date, which is your deadline for booking and sitting the practical test. A fail means a three-working-day wait before DVSA will let you book Crawley again, so it pays to revise properly rather than treat the first sitting as a dry run.