Morpeth Theory Test Centre serves learners across rural Northumberland, and like every DVSA theory venue, its exact address only appears once you’ve booked; GOV.UK deliberately keeps precise locations off general listings, sending full details in your confirmation email instead. Candidates from Rothbury, Widdrington Station and the surrounding market towns travel into Morpeth for the multiple-choice and hazard perception test, which currently costs £23 and stays valid for two years.
LPOD Academy pupils sitting an intensive course usually book their theory test within the first few days, since DVSA requires a valid pass certificate before a practical test can be booked at all. Deposits on LPOD’s intensive packages start from £180, rising with course length, and are always quoted as a deposit rather than the total price, with the balance arranged separately. Northumberland’s rural A-roads and market-town layouts feature heavily in the practical test that follows.
Expect two distinct sections on the day: 50 multiple-choice questions, where 43 correct answers is a pass, and a hazard-perception round using video clips, marked out of 75 with 44 needed to pass. The full test is over within about an hour, and you’ll know your result immediately. LPOD’s intensive courses are built to run theory revision alongside early driving lessons, which suits Morpeth’s rural learners who often have a longer round trip to make for each session.