Omagh Theory Test Centre

Omagh theory test centre is where many learners across County Tyrone book their driving theory test. Like every DVSA theory venue, no single public address is advertised in advance; your booking confirmation from GOV.UK carries the exact venue details, so save it somewhere you can find it on the day. Expect 50 multiple-choice questions on the Highway Code and driving theory, followed by a hazard perception test on video clips, with a £23 fee paid at the time of booking. Passing means scoring 43 or more out of 50 on the multiple-choice section and 44 or more out of 75 across the 14 hazard perception clips; miss either threshold and the whole test is failed. You cannot sit the test without a valid provisional driving licence, so check its expiry date well before your appointment, and stick to the official GOV.UK booking page rather than a third-party site, since those often charge more for an identical appointment. Learners working toward this test often use an LPOD Academy intensive course to condense driving lessons into a short, focused block rather than spreading them thinly over months. The Bronze 10 course suits learners who already have some experience and want a shorter top-up before test day, while the full range of courses covers longer options too. If you have not yet applied for your provisional licence, LPOD Academy’s provisional licence guide walks through the process step by step. Get to the venue with time in hand, since late arrivals lose their booking and their fee.