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Hull Theory Test Centre
Sitting a theory test in Hull means booking at the centre within the city itself, which serves not just Hull but a wide stretch of the East Riding around it. As with every DVSA test centre, the exact address isn’t something driving schools publish separately; it’s confirmed on your booking once a date and time are reserved through GOV.UK. Given how many East Riding towns rely on this one centre, popular time slots, particularly weekday mornings, can book up fast, so reserving a place as soon as a course start date is confirmed is the safer approach. The national fee of £23 applies here as everywhere else, covering both parts of the test in a single sitting.
The format at Hull matches every DVSA centre nationally: fifty multiple-choice questions with a 43-mark pass threshold, immediately followed by fourteen hazard perception clips out of a possible 75, needing 44 to pass. Results for both halves are handed over on the spot, before you’re back out into the city. A pass on one section doesn’t carry forward if the other falls short; both need clearing on the same visit.
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The address can be found here: theory test centre details on GOV.UK
Directions To Centre
Drivers heading into the city centre should look for parking close to the centre in good time, since spaces near the middle of Hull can fill up during the working day. Those arriving by train should get off at Hull Paragon Interchange, which is well connected and only a short walk from the test centre. Bus travellers should pick a route stopping at Hull Interchange, from where the walk to the centre is straightforward.
The East Riding towns feeding into this centre include Beverley, Bridlington, Cottingham, Hessle and Hornsea, among many others across the region. LPOD Academy runs intensive courses, including the Bronze 15 and the wider course range, for learners across this catchment, timing theory revision to finish before the in-car block of lessons begins. A provisional licence is required as ID at the centre, and since 12 May 2026 only the candidate can book or manage their own DVSA practical test appointment. Arrive in good time so a busy morning at the interchange doesn’t turn into a rushed start to the test.
One thing to plan for: DVSA rules keep phones and smart watches out of the test room entirely, which is worth bearing in mind for anyone arriving on foot from the interchange without a car to store things in. Reading glasses or contacts should be worn if you normally need them, since the whole test is screen-based.
The practical test comes next once theory is passed, priced at £62 for a weekday appointment across the country. Booking it promptly after an intensive course around Hull keeps skills fresh, rather than risking a gap between finishing lessons and sitting the driving test itself.
Page reviewed and updated 17 July 2026.
Why Book With LPOD Academy?
Do I need to pass my theory test before booking an LPOD course?
No, you do not need a theory pass to book a course with us. Many learners sit their theory test early in an intensive week, so it is still fresh once the practical lessons begin.
Can LPOD book my theory test for me?
Yes. We can book your theory test for you as an optional add-on, £60 all in, which includes the £23 DVSA fee.
What does the LPOD theory course cover?
Our in-house online theory course covers all 14 topics, hazard perception and case studies, so you arrive at this centre fully prepared.