Automatic driving lessons in Edgware

Edgware has residential roads for early lessons and a busy town centre for later practice. Build up to the station approaches and the A5 as you get used to handling more traffic.

£35 per hour 2-hour minimum (£70)

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Practice roads in Edgware

Traffic passing the brick shopfronts on Station Road in Edgware
Station Road, Edgware (2017). Photo by Christopher Hilton. CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized WebP.

  • Streets around Deansbrook Road

    Practise moving off and turning at quieter side-road junctions first. On Deansbrook Road itself, work on looking ahead for oncoming traffic, finding a safe place to wait and leaving space when passing parked cars.

  • Station Road

    Near Edgware’s bus and Tube stations, practise anticipating pedestrians and buses pulling in and out. Look for crossings and keep entrances clear when traffic backs up.

  • High Street and the A5

    On the main road, build a habit of reading lane markings before a turn. Practise checking mirrors and picking a speed that leaves time for changes in the traffic ahead.

These are places to practise specific skills. DVSA does not publish its test routes. What to expect on your practical test

Planning your practical test

Test centres to check

Compare Mill Hill (London) and Hendon (London) in the DVSA finder. The better fit depends on which side of Edgware you’re coming from and where you can practise regularly.

Choosing a test time

If you’re heading through the town centre on a weekday, try the station approaches at your planned travel time before test day. If you want a quieter first lesson, consider a time between the school runs and check any timed restrictions on the side streets you’ll use.