Automatic driving lessons in Kingsbury

Kingsbury is useful for building from residential driving to roundabouts and roads with fewer junctions. Start with the skills you need, then use Kingsbury Circle and the main roads when you’re ready.

£35 per hour 2-hour minimum (£70)

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Practice roads in Kingsbury

Cars on Fryent Way beside a grassy verge and trees in Kingsbury
Fryent Way, Kingsbury (2015). Photo by David Howard. CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized WebP.

  • Kingsbury Road and Church Lane

    Practise approaching shopfronts, side roads and crossings with enough time to respond. On streets off the main road, work on deciding who has space to go first when parked cars narrow the way.

  • Kingsbury Circle

    Approach from more than one direction. Read the signs and any lane markings before you reach the roundabout, then practise keeping your lane and checking mirrors before you leave.

  • Fryent Way

    Use the stretch by Fryent Country Park to practise looking through bends, choosing an appropriate speed and keeping your distance. Look for changes in the limit as you move between roads.

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

Hendon (London) and Mill Hill (London) are two centres to look up. Check the journey from your postcode, especially if you’ll travel through the A5 junctions, and choose a centre whose surrounding roads you can practise in.

Choosing a test time

If you’re using Kingsbury Circle on the way to a test, practise that approach at a similar hour. If the journey takes you south through Wembley, also check whether a stadium event affects your route.