New Romney Theory Test Centre covers learners across Romney Marsh, and as with every DVSA venue, the exact building address is withheld from public pages until you’ve booked online through GOV.UK, at which point your confirmation email carries the full details. Candidates from Lydd and the New Romney area itself sit the multiple-choice and hazard perception test here, currently priced at £23 and valid for two years after a pass.
LPOD Academy pupils training on an intensive course generally book this test in the first few days, since DVSA insists on a valid pass certificate before a practical test can be arranged. Deposits on LPOD’s intensive packages start from £180 and increase with course size, always quoted as the deposit rather than the full amount, with the remainder arranged separately once a course date is set. The Marsh’s flat, open roads and coastal approaches shape much of the practical test that follows here.
On the day, candidates face 50 multiple-choice questions, needing 43 correct to pass, followed by a hazard perception section of video clips scored out of 75, where 44 is the pass mark. Most people are finished inside an hour, with the result given immediately. LPOD’s intensive courses are set up so Romney Marsh learners can get their theory test out of the way early, then move into a tightly packed run of practical lessons.