Automatic driving lessons in Mill Hill

Learn around Mill Hill Broadway and the residential streets nearby. Once you’re comfortable with junctions and parked cars, work up to busier approaches and changing lanes.

£35 per hour 2-hour minimum (£70)

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Map showing Mill Hill in North West London
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Practice roads in Mill Hill

Traffic on Bunns Lane in Mill Hill beside a hedge-lined pavement
Bunns Lane, Mill Hill (2014). Photo by David Howard. CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized WebP.

  • The Broadway and the station area

    Practise slowing early for crossings and looking for people stepping out near shops or the station. Work on finding a legal place to stop before you need to pull in.

  • Bunns Lane and adjoining streets

    Use the quieter turns to practise pulling away, meeting traffic and manoeuvring. On the through road, look ahead for parked vehicles or traffic waiting to turn into a side road.

  • Apex Corner and the A1 approaches

    Leave these until you can read signs and plan your lane with fewer prompts. Practise following a destination through the junction and taking a safe alternative if you get into the wrong lane.

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

DVSA lists Mill Hill (London) as a car test centre. Use the finder for the exact address and arrival instructions. You can also compare Hendon (London) if that journey fits better with where you practise.

Choosing a test time

If your journey uses the A1 or Apex Corner, check TfL for disruption and allow time for the approaches to back up. When you practise the trip before test day, include the final approach and work out where you’re allowed to wait if you arrive early.