Driving to the Berwick theory test centre means following the A1, taking the exit towards Berwick town centre, and looking for parking nearby. Travelling by train is also convenient, as Berwick-upon-Tweed station is just a short walk from the centre; once you arrive at the station, head towards the main road and follow the signs. If you prefer the bus, local services frequently run to Berwick, with the main bus station not too far from the test centre. Always check the latest schedules for any changes before you travel. Allow more time than you think the journey needs, since arriving after your booked time typically counts as a missed test. Your score is given straight after the test finishes, with staff explaining the result before you head off. Passing your theory test is usually the step before booking an intensive practical course. LPOD’s Bronze 15 and Silver 25 packages both build toward test-day readiness in a condensed run of lessons following a fresh theory pass. Lessons are delivered over consecutive days rather than the standard weekly slot, a structure that suits learners wanting to move quickly from theory pass to test. From 12 May 2026, DVSA hands sole control of practical test bookings, edits, and cancellations to the candidate, so factor that into your own planning. Check our theory test costs guide if you want the fee and payment details spelled out. LPOD instructors cover the Borders and the Northumberland coast, so lessons can be arranged around your own theory test timing.
Page reviewed and updated 17 July 2026.