Approaching from the west, the A47 carries most of the traffic towards this side of Norwich, and once it meets Ipswich Road, the route continues on to the turn-off for Broadland Business Park. That turn-off is effectively the landmark to look for, since Peachman Way itself sits within the business park rather than on a through road. Drivers from the north or east typically join the A1042, which runs close to the business park and connects it to the rest of the city’s ring road network.
Because Peachman Way is set within a business park rather than a residential area, test routes here often start with lower-speed manoeuvring around the park itself before heading out onto the A47 or A1042 for faster driving. An LPOD Academy intensive course, such as Bronze 15 or Gold 40, practises this exact sequence, since starting slow and finishing fast catches learners out if they have only ever driven the reverse pattern. Deposits start from £180 depending on the course length you book.
Business park roads also empty out noticeably outside office hours, so instructors running a consecutive-day course here will often mix lesson times deliberately, some during the working day when Peachman Way itself is busier with commuter traffic, others outside those hours when the surrounding A47 and A1042 stretches are clearer, so a learner sees both extremes before their actual test.
Most candidates here come from Norwich itself, with some travelling from Wymondham and the surrounding south Norfolk villages. Because there is no parking directly at the centre, allow extra time to find a spot within the business park and walk the rest of the way, particularly during the working week when the park itself is busy with commuters. Since 12 May 2026, DVSA test bookings, changes and cancellations must be made by the candidate directly, so keep your account details safe for the whole of your course. For a wider look at booking and test-day essentials, see our guide to how intensive courses work. Every test also includes one set manoeuvre selected on the day, whether that is a parallel park, a bay park, or pulling up on the right and reversing back before rejoining traffic, and the quieter business park roads give the examiner a realistic, low-risk spot to ask for it. DVSA’s minimum ten working day gap between test attempts applies here too, so a resit at Peachman Way still leaves enough time to book extra lessons focused on the business park approach before trying again.
Page reviewed and updated 17 July 2026.