Greenford (London) Driving Test Centre

Welcome to your personalised guide for the Greenford (London) Driving Test Centre. Explore tailored pass-rate forecasts, peak traffic windows for your chosen day, and everything you need to plan a confident driving test in Greenford.

How Greenford (London) compares

Candidates testing here currently achieve a pass rate of 41.43%, which is slightly below the UK-wide average of 50.04%. Automatic car and first-attempt figures are shown for quick comparison.

UK Overall Pass Rate
50.04%
Greenford (London) Overall
41.43%
2025/26 figures
Greenford (London) Automatic
39.53%
Greenford (London) 1st Attempt
41.39%

Additional breakdowns by gender are included below when data is available.

Male candidates

UK male pass rate
50.80%
Greenford (London) male pass rate
44.01%
Greenford (London) male automatic
45.36%
Greenford (London) male first attempt
47.26%

Female candidates

UK female pass rate
49.09%
Greenford (London) female pass rate
36.90%
Greenford (London) female automatic
37.84%
Greenford (London) female first attempt
34.87%

Pass Rate History

How the pass rate at Greenford (London) has moved across every year DVSA has published, from 2013/14 to 2016/17, against the Great Britain average.

Latest (2016/17)
41.7%
Best year
42.4%
2013/14
Change since 2013/14
-0.7 pts
Years published
4
Greenford (London) Great Britain average
35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 2014 2015 2016 2017 2013/14 — Greenford (London) 42.4%, Great Britain 47.1% 2014/15 — Greenford (London) 41.7%, Great Britain 46.9% 2015/16 — Greenford (London) 40.6%, Great Britain 47.0% 2016/17 — Greenford (London) 41.7%, Great Britain 47.1% 41.7% 47.1%
View all 4 years as a table
Year Pass rate GB average Difference Tests Passes
2016/17 41.7% 47.1% -5.4 6,788 2,833
2015/16 40.6% 47.0% -6.4 8,230 3,342
2014/15 41.7% 46.9% -5.2 9,140 3,813
2013/14 42.4% 47.1% -4.7 7,540 3,197

Waiting Times & Availability

How long people currently wait for a test at Greenford (London), and how much of the booking window is still open. DVSA figures for July 2026.

Typical wait
10.7 weeks
1.2 weeks shorter than the GB median
Change on last year
+1.3 weeks
vs July 2025
Slots still bookable
3.8%
46 of 1,207 slots
Weeks to open availability
24.0
Until 10%+ of weekly slots are free

Typical wait over the last 24 months

0 6 12 18 24 Aug 24 Dec 24 Apr 25 Aug 25 Dec 25 Apr 26 Jul 26 GB 11.9 August 2024 — 19.9 weeks September 2024 — 15.8 weeks October 2024 — 22.1 weeks November 2024 — 18.9 weeks December 2024 — 10.9 weeks January 2025 — 18.0 weeks February 2025 — 12.1 weeks March 2025 — 6.9 weeks April 2025 — 10.6 weeks May 2025 — 16.8 weeks June 2025 — 10.9 weeks July 2025 — 9.4 weeks August 2025 — 3.1 weeks September 2025 — 9.7 weeks October 2025 — 10.4 weeks November 2025 — 4.6 weeks December 2025 — 4.3 weeks January 2026 — 3.0 weeks February 2026 — 3.1 weeks March 2026 — 4.3 weeks April 2026 — 9.4 weeks May 2026 — 5.1 weeks June 2026 — 7.7 weeks July 2026 — 10.7 weeks 10.7

Median weeks between booking a test and taking it. The grey line is the Great Britain median for July 2026.

View monthly figures as a table
Month Typical wait Slots offered Booked Still bookable
July 2026 10.7 wks 1,207 1,161 3.8%
June 2026 7.7 wks 1,474 1,425 3.3%
May 2026 5.1 wks 1,299 1,246 4.1%
April 2026 9.4 wks 1,870 1,784 4.6%
March 2026 4.3 wks 999 964 3.5%
February 2026 3.1 wks 1,237 1,202 2.8%
January 2026 3.0 wks 1,346 1,308 2.8%
December 2025 4.3 wks 1,429 1,392 2.6%
November 2025 4.6 wks 1,646 1,618 1.7%
October 2025 10.4 wks 1,917 1,857 3.1%
September 2025 9.7 wks 2,058 1,983 3.6%
August 2025 3.1 wks 2,019 1,940 3.9%
July 2025 9.4 wks 2,124 2,042 3.9%
June 2025 10.9 wks 2,221 2,142 3.6%
May 2025 16.8 wks 2,258 2,135 5.4%
April 2025 10.6 wks 2,121 2,004 5.5%
March 2025 6.9 wks 1,895 1,812 4.4%
February 2025 12.1 wks 2,101 2,048 2.5%
January 2025 18.0 wks 2,229 2,143 3.9%
December 2024 10.9 wks 2,263 2,137 5.6%
November 2024 18.9 wks 2,268 2,171 4.3%
October 2024 22.1 wks 2,401 2,283 4.9%
September 2024 15.8 wks 2,419 2,297 5.0%
August 2024 19.9 wks 2,409 2,270 5.8%

Calculate Your Pass Rate

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Centre average: 41.43% · UK average: 50.04%

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Traffic Planner

Plan the calmest test slot with hourly traffic levels between 06:00 and 21:00 based on typical Google Maps conditions.

Traffic insights will appear here once loaded. Pick your potential driving test date to explore expected congestion.

Source: Google Maps

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Tip: Nearby schools often create extra congestion around 08:30–09:30 and 15:00–16:00. Avoid those peaks where possible.

Key Tips for Passing at Greenford (London) Driving Test Centre

  • Familiarize yourself with the local roads and common test routes.
  • Practice driving during the test centre's peak hours to get used to traffic conditions.
  • Ensure you're comfortable with maneuvers that are frequently tested in this area.
  • Consider taking a mock test with a local instructor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the pass rate at Greenford (London) Driving Test Centre?
The pass rate is 41.43% as of 2026.
How long is the wait for a driving test at Greenford (London)?
The typical wait between booking and taking a test at Greenford (London) is 10.7 weeks, based on DVSA figures for July 2026. The Great Britain median is 11.9 weeks.
How do I get to Greenford (London) Driving Test Centre?
Greenford (London) Driving Test Centre is located at 96 Horsenden Lane North, Greenford. You can view the map above for directions.
When is the quietest time to book a test?
Use the traffic planner on this page to check hourly congestion from 06:00–21:00. Aim for the green (low traffic) slots and steer clear of the amber/red periods that often align with school runs and evening rush hour.

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency data, for the financial year ending March 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence