Worthing Theory Test Centre

Passing the theory test at Worthing comes first for most learners in this part of West Sussex, whether they’re based along the coast or further inland toward the Downs. As with every DVSA theory venue, no shopfront address is published here; DVSA confirms the exact site once your booking is made, so what you need on the day is your provisional licence, valid ID, and enough time to settle in before your appointment. The test format stays the same wherever you sit it: 50 multiple-choice questions to answer, with 43 correct needed to pass, plus 14 hazard perception clips worth up to 75 points, where 44 clears the bar. Many candidates booked onto an LPOD intensive course choose to sit their Worthing theory first, keeping the hazard perception and highway code content fresh right up until the practical dates start days or weeks later. LPOD runs everything from a short Bronze 15 to the more comprehensive Gold and Platinum packages, so learners can match the course length to how much practice they actually need before their practical. It’s also worth remembering that since 12 May 2026, only the candidate themselves can book or manage their DVSA practical test slot, a change that catches out learners used to a parent or school handling it, so keep your theory pass certificate number safe once you’ve passed. That certificate stays valid for two years, which is normally plenty of time to fit an LPOD course and a practical test around work, college, or exams.