Isle of Tiree Driving Test Centre

Welcome to your personalised guide for the Isle of Tiree 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 Isle of Tiree.

How Isle of Tiree compares

Candidates testing here achieved a pass rate of 80.00% in 2024/25, the last year DVSA published figures for this centre,, which is slightly above the UK-wide average of 50.04%. Automatic car and first-attempt figures are shown for quick comparison.

UK Overall Pass Rate
50.04%
Isle of Tiree Overall
80.00%
2024/25 figures
Isle of Tiree Automatic
No Data
Isle of Tiree 1st Attempt
75.00%

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

Male candidates

UK male pass rate
50.80%
Isle of Tiree male pass rate
87.50%
Isle of Tiree male automatic
No Data
Isle of Tiree male first attempt
No Data

Female candidates

UK female pass rate
49.09%
Isle of Tiree female pass rate
50.00%
Isle of Tiree female automatic
No Data
Isle of Tiree female first attempt
66.67%

Waiting Times & Availability

How long people currently wait for a test at Isle of Tiree, and how much of the booking window is still open. DVSA figures for May 2026.

Typical wait
16.3 weeks
5.5 weeks longer than the GB median
Change on last year
-7.7 weeks
vs May 2025
Slots still bookable
20.0%
1 of 5 slots
Weeks to open availability
22.8
Until 10%+ of weekly slots are free

Typical wait over the last 5 months

0 6 12 18 24 Oct 24 Feb 25 May 25 Mar 26 May 26 GB 10.8 October 2024 — 21.7 weeks February 2025 — 16.1 weeks May 2025 — 24.0 weeks March 2026 — 23.7 weeks May 2026 — 16.3 weeks 16.3

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

View monthly figures as a table
Month Typical wait Slots offered Booked Still bookable
May 2026 16.3 wks 5 4 20.0%
April 2026 — 6 6 0.0%
March 2026 23.7 wks 3 3 0.0%
February 2026 — 6 5 16.7%
January 2026 — 3 3 0.0%
July 2025 — 3 3 0.0%
June 2025 — 3 3 0.0%
May 2025 24.0 wks 3 3 0.0%
April 2025 — 7 7 0.0%
March 2025 — 7 7 0.0%
February 2025 16.1 wks 4 4 0.0%
January 2025 — 10 10 0.0%
December 2024 — 10 9 10.0%
November 2024 — 6 6 0.0%
October 2024 21.7 wks 3 3 0.0%
September 2024 — 12 10 16.7%
August 2024 — 8 8 0.0%
July 2024 — 8 8 0.0%
June 2024 — 4 4 0.0%

Calculate Your Pass Rate

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Centre average: 80.00% · 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 Isle of Tiree 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 Isle of Tiree Driving Test Centre?
The pass rate is 80.00% as of 2025.
How long is the wait for a driving test at Isle of Tiree?
The typical wait between booking and taking a test at Isle of Tiree is 16.3 weeks, based on DVSA figures for May 2026. The Great Britain median is 10.8 weeks.
How do I get to Isle of Tiree Driving Test Centre?
Isle of Tiree Driving Test Centre is located at The Scarinish Hotel, Isle of Tiree. 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 2025, licensed under the Open Government Licence