Cromer Theory Test Centre sits on the north Norfolk coast, close to Beach Road, and is the main DVSA theory venue for learners along this stretch of coastline. Booking your slot costs the standard £23 fee through GOV.UK, and because Cromer is a smaller centre than the city venues, dates can open up at short notice if you keep checking.
Candidates here are typically local to Cromer itself or travel over from North Walsham, since both are closer to this centre than to Norwich. A theory pass here is the gateway to booking your practical test, so most learners plan the two stages back to back rather than leaving months between them.
LPOD’s Bronze 10 course works well for learners who already have some driving experience and mainly need the theory stage cleared before a short block of practical lessons. Our theory test costs guide sets out what you will pay at each stage of the process.
DVSA’s pass mark is 43 out of 50 for the multiple-choice section and 44 out of 75 for hazard perception, both needed together to pass. Once you have passed, the certificate is valid for two years, giving you that long to book your practical test. A fail on either half brings a three-working-day wait before Cromer will take another booking from you, so it is worth revising thoroughly before your first attempt.