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Table 6: Approved Driving Instructor ( ADI) tests by test type, Great Britain, April to June (DRT0101), (DRT0102) ADI test type
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Table 5: Total practical and theory tests (excluding CPC and ADI tests), Great Britain, April to June (DRT0101), (DRT0102) Test typeįigures for total theory tests are the sum of the following theory tests:įigures for total practical tests are the sum of the following practical tests:Īll total test figures exclude Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) tests and Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) tests. Note 2: To avoid the possibility of identifying individuals taking the small number of tests carried out during the period of coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions during April to June 2020, 2020 figures and year-on-year change figures have been redacted for PCV vocational tests.
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CPC tests are not required to obtain a license to drive PCVs. Note 1: CPC test passes are required in addition to all other PCV tests to drive professionally (i.e.
Table 4: Passenger Carrying Vehicle ( PCV) tests by test type, Great Britain, April to June (DRT0101), (DRT0102) PCV test type Note 2: To avoid the possibility of identifying individuals taking the small number of tests carried out during the period of coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions during April to June 2020, 2020 figures and year-on-year change figures have been redacted for LGV practical CPC tests. CPC tests are not required to obtain a license to drive LGVs. Note 1: CPC test passes are required in addition to all other LGV tests to drive professionally (i.e. Table 3: Large Goods Vehicle ( LGV) tests by test type, Great Britain, April to June (DRT0101), (DRT0102) LGV test type Note: To avoid the possibility of identifying individuals taking the small number of tests carried out during the period of coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions during April to June 2020, 2020 figures and year-on-year change figures have been redacted for motorcycle practical module 2 tests. Table 2: Motorcycle tests by test type, Great Britain, April to June (DRT0101), (DRT0102) Motorcycle test type Note: Total tests may not equal the sum of male and female tests. Pass Rate (year on year percentage point change) Tests Passed (year on year percentage change) Tests Conducted (year on year percentage change) Table 1: Car Theory and Car Practical tests by gender, Great Britain, April to June (DRT0201), (DRT5201) Car test type For the theory tests the fall was between 28% and 31% depending on test type, but higher for practical tests falling by 57% for the vocational test and 69% for the practical CPC test.įigure 1: Car practical tests conducted and pass rates, Great Britain, quarterly, quarter 1 (April to June 2011) to quarter 1 (April to June 2021) For LGV vocational tests, the number of tests conducted remained at similar levels to 2019 quarter 1 (April to June), whilst LGV practical CPC tests were 39% below levels in the same period.Īcross all categories of Passenger Carrying Vehicle ( PCV) tests, the number of tests conducted was noticeably lower in the quarter compared to pre-pandemic levels (April to June 2019). The number of Large Goods Vehicles ( LGV) theory tests conducted was higher compared with 2019 quarter 1 (April to June) ranging from 11% for the theory Certificate of Professional Competence ( CPC) test to 31% for the hazard perception test. For both types of test, pass rates during quarter 1 (April to June) 2021 were above pre-pandemic levels.įor motorcycle tests, the number of tests conducted was above pre-pandemic levels by 70% for the theory test and 18% for both practical tests, compared with 2019 quarter 1 (April to June). The pass rate for practical car driving tests during quarter 1 (April to June) 2021 was 51.6% (Figure 1), and for theory car driving tests in the same period the pass rate was 54.0% (Figure 2).
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There was a record number of 733,543 car theory tests conducted during quarter 1 (April to June) 2021, the highest ever figure for a quarter since the published series began, and 47.5% higher compared to quarter 1 (April to June) 2019 when 497,258 tests were conducted (Figure 2). This is 26.0% lower compared to the 393,428 tests conducted in quarter 1 (April to June) 2019 (Figure 1). The number of practical car driving tests conducted in Great Britain during quarter 1 (April to June) 2021 was 291,317. Although tables 1 to 6 provide comparisons to 2020, it is more meaningful to compare with the equivalent quarter in 2019, as financial quarter 1 (April to June) 2020 was affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic restrictions, with very low numbers of tests conducted (Figure 1, Figure 2).
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