Redhill Aerodrome
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The Redhill Aerodrome driving test centre has a 53.92% pass rate across 5,408 tests (DVSA figures, 2025-26). The median wait between booking and taking a test here is 10 weeks as of July 2026.
Official DVSA figures
53.92%
Pass rate
DVSA figures, 2025-26
10 weeks
Average wait
DVSA figures for July 2026
5,408
Tests
Conducted over the period reported
2,916
Passes
Candidates who passed here
#126 of 316 in Britain
Redhill Aerodrome Driving Instructors
Find driving instructors within 10 miles of the Redhill Aerodrome test centre. Working with a local instructor who knows the test routes and area can significantly improve your preparation and confidence.
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About Redhill Aerodrome
The Redhill Aerodrome test centre serves the Redhill area as a key location for practical driving tests. With a pass rate of 53.92% based on 5,408 tests conducted, this test centre provides valuable insights for learner drivers preparing for their practical examination. Understanding the local area and practicing with an instructor familiar with the test centre can make a significant difference in your preparation and confidence on test day.
Success at any test centre comes down to thorough preparation. Working with a local driving instructor who knows the Redhill area means you'll practice on roads similar to those used during your test, become familiar with local traffic patterns, and build the skills and confidence needed to pass. We've listed instructors near this test centre to help you prepare effectively.
Address
First Floor, Redhill Aerodrome Business Centre, Kings Mill Lane
Redhill
RH1 5JZ
Book Your Test
Visit gov.uk/book-driving-test to book your driving test.
How long is the wait at Redhill Aerodrome?
Official DVSA figures for July 2026
Average wait for a test
10 weeks
The median time between booking a test here and taking it.
Until appointments free up
24 weeks
How far ahead you have to look before this centre has a reasonable choice of slots.
Tests DVSA cancelled here
110
Over 2025-26, mostly examiner medical absence. These are cancellations by DVSA - examiner absence, weather, industrial action - not by candidates. A cancelled test is rebooked at no charge.
See how Redhill Aerodrome compares: waiting times at every UK test centre
Test Centre Statistics
Official DVSA figures from April 2025 to March 2026 (2025-26)
Overall Pass Rate
53.92%
126 of 316 centres in Britain
Best Performing Month
December 2025
56.08% pass rate (286 passes)
Average Monthly Tests
451
Conducted per month on average
Total Passes
2,916
Successful candidates over 12 months
Pass Rate Trends & Analysis
Pass rates at Redhill Aerodrome move month to month, influenced by weather, time of year and how well prepared candidates are. While December 2025 showed the highest pass rate at 56.08%, your result depends far more on your own preparation than on the month you book. An instructor who knows the local roads and traffic patterns is one of the most effective ways to improve your chances.
Pass Rate Trend
Monthly pass rates at Redhill Aerodrome (April 2025 - March 2026)
Overall Pass Rate
April 2025 - March 2026
Who passes at Redhill Aerodrome
The headline rate mixes first tests with retakes. DVSA break it down further (2025-26).
First-time candidates
53.53%
Across 2,492 first attempts, of which 90 passed with no faults at all. If this is your first test, this is the closer comparison.
Automatic car tests
49.72%
Across 1,808 automatic tests. An automatic licence only lets you drive automatics.
Pass rate by age
Younger candidates tend to pass more often - worth knowing before comparing yourself to the headline number. The number on the right is how many tests that age group took.
Pass rate year by year
Every year DVSA have published for Redhill Aerodrome, from 2018-19 to 2025-26
Financial years 2018-19 to 2025-26, ranging between 45.89% and 54.96%
| Financial year | Pass rate | Tests conducted |
|---|---|---|
| 2018-19 | 45.89% | 4,953 |
| 2019-20 | 49.24% | 4,425 |
| 2020-21 | 53.87% | 1,097 |
| 2021-22 | 54.96% | 3,395 |
| 2022-23 | 52.27% | 5,202 |
| 2023-24 | 47.95% | 6,204 |
| 2024-25 | 49.4% | 4,619 |
| 2025-26 | 53.92% | 5,408 |
ADI qualifying tests at Redhill Aerodrome
Trainee driving instructors sit their qualifying tests at ordinary test centres - these are the figures for this one.
ADI Part 2 pass rate (2025-26)
43.48%
The advanced driving-ability test. 92 taken here, 40 passed. Every centre's Part 2 rate
ADI Part 3 pass rate (2025-26)
22.22%
The instructional-ability test - nationally the hardest step. Every centre's Part 3 rate
Test Centre Facilities & Services
Important information about the Redhill Aerodrome test centre
Available Test Types
This test centre provides these types of tests: car, ADI part 2, ADI part 3.
Accessibility Information
For specific accessibility information about this test centre, please contact them directly or visit gov.uk for the most up-to-date details.
What to Expect on Test Day
Your driving test at Redhill Aerodrome will follow the standard DVSA practical test format. Plan to arrive at least 10-15 minutes before your scheduled time to allow for check-in procedures.
- Bring your provisional driving licence and theory test pass certificate
- Your test will begin with an eyesight check (reading a number plate)
- You'll be asked two vehicle safety questions ('show me, tell me')
- The driving portion lasts approximately 40 minutes
- You'll be asked to perform one manoeuvre and may be required to follow sat-nav directions
Preparing for Your Driving Test at Redhill Aerodrome
Expert advice to help you succeed on test day
Preparing for your driving test requires more than just learning to drive - it's about building confidence, understanding the local area, and practicing under test-like conditions. At the Redhill Aerodrome test centre, success starts with thorough preparation and the right support.
Work With a Local Instructor
One of the most valuable investments you can make is working with a driving instructor who knows the Redhill area well. Local instructors understand the roads commonly used for tests from Redhill Aerodrome, know the local traffic patterns, and can provide targeted practice on manoeuvres and situations you're likely to encounter. They can also offer mock tests that simulate the real experience, helping you build confidence and identify areas that need more work.
Practice in the Local Area
Familiarity with the roads around Redhill Aerodrome can make a significant difference on test day. Spend time practicing in the area with your instructor, paying attention to speed limits, road layouts, and common hazards. This local knowledge helps reduce anxiety and allows you to focus on demonstrating your driving skills rather than trying to navigate unfamiliar roads.
Understand the Statistics
The 53.92% pass rate at Redhill Aerodrome provides context but shouldn't define your expectations. Every candidate's journey is different, and with proper preparation, you can exceed these statistics. Focus on mastering the skills, building your confidence, and taking your test only when you and your instructor agree you're ready.
Common Questions About Redhill Aerodrome
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