Ullapool Driving Test Centre: Pass Rate
In 2025/26, DVSA examiners at Ullapool conducted 49 car practical tests and 30 candidates passed: a 61.2% pass rate, +11.2 points against the Great Britain average of 50.0%. With fewer than 300 tests in the year, it is not ranked.
Centre address
Ullapool Fire Station, Lady Smith Street
Ullapool
Scotland
IV26 2UW
Practice routes for this centre aren't available yet
There is no compiled practice route for Ullapoolin this site's data. These are not official DVSA routes, and none have been invented here.
Ullapool pass rate in 2025/26
Test centres near Ullapool
Distances are straight-line from the centre location. Pass rates are DVSA figures for 2025/26. The closest with a noticeably higher rate is Gairloch (37 km, 73.5%).
What the test at Ullapool involves
- About 40 minutes of driving, starting with an eyesight check and a “tell me” question.
- Around 20 minutes of independent driving, usually following a sat nav set by the examiner.
- One reversing manoeuvre: parallel park, bay park, or pull up on the right and reverse two car lengths.
- A “show me” question while you drive, and possibly an emergency stop.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the pass rate at Ullapool driving test centre?
- DVSA figures for 2025/26 show 30 passes from 49 car practical tests at Ullapool, a pass rate of 61.2%, above the Great Britain average of 50.0% for the same year.
- Is there an easier test centre near Ullapool?
- The nearest centre with a noticeably higher pass rate is Gairloch, about 37 km away, at 73.5% in 2025/26. Pass rates reflect who tests there as much as the roads, so practise the routes where you will actually take your test.
- How many practice routes are there for Ullapool?
- There are no compiled practice routes for Ullapool yet, and none have been invented here. Practice routes are not official DVSA routes.
Pass rates: DVSA, car driving test data by test centre (DRT122A/C/E, April 2025 to March 2026, published June 2026), Open Government Licence v3.0. Practice routes are compiled by Driving Test Routes UK and are not official DVSA routes. Examiners vary routes for traffic and roadworks.
