Derby Theory Test Centre covers a wide stretch of the East Midlands, with the standard £23 DVSA fee payable when you book your slot through GOV.UK. As one of the region’s larger centres, it tends to have more availability than smaller venues nearby, which makes it a practical first choice if your own local centre is booked up months out.
Learners travel in from Nottingham, Burton upon Trent, Belper, Ilkeston and Long Eaton, since Derby is within easy reach of all five and often has earlier dates than the alternatives.
A Silver 30 intensive course from LPOD is built to run either side of your Derby theory test, with practical lessons scheduled once your pass certificate comes through. For the full cost picture across both tests, our theory test costs guide is worth a read before you book.
The pass mark set by DVSA is 43 out of 50 for multiple-choice and 44 out of 75 for hazard perception, both required in one sitting. A pass certificate is valid for two years, which is how long you then have to book and sit the practical test. If you fall short on either section, expect a three-working-day wait before Derby will let you rebook, so proper Highway Code revision beforehand is worth the time.