Gillingham driving test centre: practice routes and pass rate

Unit 1, Astra Park, Courteney Road, Gillingham, ME8 0EZ

Gillingham had a car driving test pass rate of 56.4% from April 2025 to March 2026 (14,886 tests), 6.3 points above the average across UK test centres (50.1%). Drive Round App has 5 practice routes around the centre; a typical route is about 12.8 km and takes around 23 minutes, mostly on town and residential roads (37%) and country lanes (24%).

What the practice routes cover

  • Town and residential roads37%
  • Country lanes24%
  • Dual carriageways14%
  • A roads13%
  • B roads10%
  • Other roads3%

On a typical route you'll go through 10 roundabouts and 12 sets of traffic lights.

Roundabouts on several routes

  • Bowater Roundabout · Large roundabout4 of 5 routes
  • Courteney Road · Roundabout4 of 5 routes
  • Will Adams Roundabout · Large roundabout4 of 5 routes
  • Cornwallis Roundabout · Large roundabout2 of 5 routes
  • Grange Roundabout · Roundabout2 of 5 routes

Roads the routes use most

  • Courteney Road5 of 5 routes
  • A2 Sovereign Boulevard3 of 5 routes
  • A2 High Street2 of 5 routes
  • A2 London Road2 of 5 routes
  • A289 Yokosuka Way2 of 5 routes
  • B2004 Lower Rainham Road2 of 5 routes
  • Wigmore Road2 of 5 routes

Pass rate

From April 2025 to March 2026, 14,886 car tests were taken at Gillingham and 8,389 passed: a pass rate of 56.4%.

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 5 Gillingham routes in the app with turn-by-turn navigation, then record your drive and get an AI report on how it went.

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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 23 June 2026.

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