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East of England driving test swaps

Browse centres in East of England by county or local authority area. Counties are ordered by population where available, with cumulative practical car pass-rate figures calculated from DVSA centre totals.

22

test centres

51.7%

regional DVSA pass rate

184,161

tests in source period

Source: DVSA DRT122A practical car pass rates by gender, month and driving test centre, April 2025 to March 2026, updated 25 June 2026. Low-volume centre and county figures should be treated with caution.

Counties and local areas in East of England

1,862,848 population

Essex

6 centres · 8 active listings · 42,671 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
50.4%
1,200,620 population

Hertfordshire

5 centres · 4 active listings · 36,549 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
50.8%
918,369 population

Norfolk

2 centres · 2 active listings · 19,235 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
58.3%
896,756 population

Cambridgeshire

2 centres · 3 active listings · 24,240 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
53.4%
763,375 population

Suffolk

3 centres · 1 active listings · 27,771 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
52.0%
706,128 population

Bedfordshire

3 centres · 1 active listings · 24,280 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
47.9%
County/local area

Buckinghamshire

1 centres · 4 active listings · 9,415 DVSA tests in source period

Cumulative pass rate
51.5%

East of England FAQs

Can I find swaps in East of England?

You can list your test and MoveMyTest will screen for possible matches using your selected centres, dates and test type. DVSA makes the final eligibility and booking decision.

Are learner details public?

No. Centre pages may show the test date, a broad morning, afternoon or evening band and whether the learner wants an earlier or later test. Exact times, identities, contact details, detailed preferences and booking references remain private.

Does MoveMyTest guarantee a swap?

No. MoveMyTest can only help identify possible peer-to-peer matches.

How does the official swap happen?

After both learners accept a possible match, one learner calls DVSA. DVSA completes security checks with the caller, puts them on hold and calls the other learner before deciding whether it can complete the exchange.

What details should I keep private?

Never share licence numbers, theory certificate numbers, home address, card details or GOV.UK login details with another learner.

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