By car, take the A10 or the A110 depending on where you’re starting from, then look for parking near the centre once you arrive. If you’re coming by train, Enfield Town station is the closest stop, usually a short walk or a quick taxi ride from the venue. Bus routes such as the 121 or 307 run close by too; check the current timetable, since route numbers around north London are updated more often than in smaller towns.
Traffic on the A10 can be heavier at peak times, so factor that into when you set off rather than timing the drive for a quiet road. You’ll need your provisional licence and booking confirmation on arrival, and being even a few minutes late can mean forfeiting your slot and the fee. Reviewing the official DVSA question bank in the days beforehand is a better use of time than trying to memorise old mock tests.
You’ll answer 50 multiple-choice questions first, with a pass mark of 43, then move into the hazard perception clips, 14 of them, needing 44 out of 75 to pass. Phones and smartwatches must be switched off completely and stored in a locker, not just left on silent in a pocket, and staff verify photo ID against your booking before you’re let through. Either a provisional licence or a passport is accepted, provided the name matches exactly. The result appears on screen as soon as you finish, so there’s no wait for a letter.
Page reviewed and updated 17 July 2026.