Birmingham (Garretts Green) driving test centre: practice routes and pass rate
Granby Avenue, Garretts Green, B33 0SD
Birmingham (Garretts Green) had a car driving test pass rate of 44.4% from April 2025 to March 2026 (22,480 tests), 5.7 points below the average across UK test centres (50.1%). Drive Round App has 8 practice routes around the centre; a typical route is about 11 km and takes around 20 minutes, mostly on town and residential roads (75%) and country lanes (16%).
What the practice routes cover
- Town and residential roads75%
- Country lanes16%
- B roads4%
- Dual carriageways4%
- A roads1%
On a typical route you'll go through 8 roundabouts and 3 sets of traffic lights.
Roundabouts on several routes
- Garretts Green Lane / Sheldon Heath Road · Roundabout4 of 8 routes
- Garretts Green Lane / Meadway · Large roundabout3 of 8 routes
- Meadway / Garretts Green Lane · Large roundabout3 of 8 routes
- Cooks Lane · Large roundabout2 of 8 routes
- Lea Village · Roundabout2 of 8 routes
- Mirfield Road / Lea Village · Roundabout2 of 8 routes
Roads the routes use most
- Granby Avenue8 of 8 routes
- Garretts Green Lane6 of 8 routes
- Meadway5 of 8 routes
- Sheldon Heath Road4 of 8 routes
- East Meadway3 of 8 routes
- Cooks Lane2 of 8 routes
- Lea Ford Road2 of 8 routes
- Packington Avenue2 of 8 routes
Pass rate
From April 2025 to March 2026, 22,480 car tests were taken at Birmingham (Garretts Green) and 9,980 passed: a pass rate of 44.4%.
Source: DVSA, “Practical car pass rates by gender, month and DTC” (DRT122A). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Practise these routes
Open the 8 Birmingham (Garretts Green) routes in the app with turn-by-turn navigation, then record your drive and get an AI report on how it went.
These are practice routes built by Drive Round App around the test centre, not official test routes: DVSA doesn't publish its routes, and examiners can use any road in the area. Practise a mix of roads and junctions, not one route. Routes last updated 12 October 2026.
