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Practical test centre in Stranraer
Stranraer is nestled in the southwest of Scotland, serving as a gateway for travelers heading to Northern Ireland via ferry. Its coastal location makes it a convenient stop for both tourists and locals. With its rich history and picturesque views, Stranraer is both a destination and a point of easy transit.
Practical Test Centre Address
12 Commerce Road, Stranraer, DG9 7DA. Toilets are available. Parking is provided, and disabled access is supported. Car and motorcycle tests are conducted here.
How To Get To Stranraer Test Centre
Getting to Stranraer can be straightforward with a bit of planning. By car, you’ll likely travel via the A75 if coming from the east, linking directly from Gretna Green. This route is scenic and avoids larger cities, offering a peaceful drive through verdant countryside. If you’re arriving from Glasgow, take the M77 southbound until you intersect with the A77, ensuring a direct path to Stranraer. For rail travelers, direct trains from Glasgow Central station make the journey several times a day, whisking you right into the heart of Stranraer. Coaches also run from major cities, with services by National Express or local providers. Once in town, the ferry port offers routes to Northern Ireland, with Loch Ryan nearby as a lovely detour. The town is compact enough to explore on foot, with the Castle of St. John marking a notable landmark. Be sure to check ferry schedules if planning onward travel, and for drivers, keep local wildlife in mind, especially at dawn or dusk. Stranraer is a gateway to both local beauty and cross-channel adventure.