Driving Test Centres

Bangor Driving Test Centre

Bangor Driving Test Centre is a leading provider of driving test services in Wales, United Kingdom. With a focus on Jobs & Education, the centre offers a range of testing options to help individuals obtain their driver's license. Located in Gateway Park, Llandegai Ind Estate, Llandegai, Bangor LL57 4HR, the centre is easily accessible and provides a comfortable and safe environment for testing. Whether you are a new driver or looking to upgrade your license, Bangor Driving Test Centre is the perfect choice for all your driving test needs.

Introduction to Bangor Driving Test Centre

Bangor Driving Test Centre is a company that provides driving test services to individuals in Wales. With a background of serving the community for several years, the company has gained a reputation for its excellence in delivering quality driving tests. What makes this company unique is its commitment to ensuring that drivers are well-trained and equipped with the necessary knowledge to safely navigate the roads.

Services & Products

The company offers a range of driving test services to its customers, including practical driving tests, theory tests, and hazard perception tests. Customers can also purchase driving test books and other related learning materials to help them prepare for their tests.

Location

Bangor Driving Test Centre is located near Gateway Park in Llandegai Ind Estate, Bangor. The area is home to several businesses, including retail stores, restaurants, and offices. Customers can expect a bustling atmosphere and plenty of activity in the area. For those using public transportation, the closest options are Bangor Train Station (1.7 miles), Bangor Bus Station (1.8 miles), and Llandegai Bus Stop (0.3 miles).

Benefits

Customers should choose Bangor Driving Test Centre because of its commitment to providing quality driving test services. The company's experienced instructors are knowledgeable and skilled in teaching safe driving practices to new drivers. Additionally, the company offers a range of learning materials and resources to help customers prepare for their tests.

Good to know

Customers should be aware that Bangor Driving Test Centre requires a valid provisional driving license for all driving test services. Additionally, the company has strict policies regarding the use of mobile phones and other electronic devices during tests.

Reviews

Customers have praised Bangor Driving Test Centre for its friendly and professional instructors, as well as its convenient location and range of learning materials. Overall, customers have had positive experiences with the company and would recommend it to others in need of driving test services.

Amenities

parking lot
waiting room
instructor
car
computerized test
practice test
booking system
theory test
road test
certificate

FAQ

What are the requirements to book a driving test at your centre?

To book a driving test at our centre, you must have a valid UK driving licence, a theory test certificate, and a debit or credit card to pay for the test fee. You must also provide your personal details such as name, address, and contact information.

How long does it typically take to get a driving test appointment?

The waiting time for a driving test appointment varies depending on the demand at the time. However, we aim to provide an appointment within six weeks of the booking date.

Can you provide information on the types of driving tests offered at your centre?

We offer several types of driving tests at our centre, including the standard car driving test, the extended driving test for individuals who have lost their licence, and the ADI (Approved Driving Instructor) qualifying test for individuals who want to become a driving instructor.

Do you provide any resources or training for individuals preparing for their driving test?

We do not provide training for driving tests at our centre, but we recommend that individuals take driving lessons from a qualified driving instructor. There are also various online resources available to help prepare for the driving test, such as the official DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) website.

What is your cancellation policy for driving test appointments?

If you need to cancel or reschedule your driving test appointment, you must give at least three working days notice to avoid losing your test fee. If you cancel or reschedule within three working days of the appointment, you will need to pay the test fee again to book a new appointment.

Reviews

Maria Nupia

Done my test there yesterday with a lovely chap that unfortunately I can’t remember the name. I was still quite nervous, but he really made me feel calmer which helped loads.

28-01-2023
C J

Partner booked test date and a block of very expensive lessons based around that date only to have the test cancelled as there is no examiners available (why let her book it then). Next test date gets cancelled due to rain, yes Tain in North Wales how shocking. No more test dates available apparently so go somewhere else is what we’ve been told ! Unbelievably bad service all round, driving examiners are the most work shy people on planet earth.

28-11-2022
Jemma Milburn

Knew I'd failed my test before it even began, the examiner was rude, self-righteous and ignorant. He even made me rewrite my signature three times before I left as he decided they didn't match (they very much so did). Made me feel extremely uncomfortable the entire journey, ignoring my questions and general conversation, claimed to dual control me when no incident occurred that would require this and he definitely did not dual control me and was even rude towards my driving instructor, overall felt extremely uncomfortable and on edge, I've had a test here before with Craig and he was lovely the best examiner and I failed for a genuine reason but I've never drove better than I did for this test and somehow ended up with one major and five minors which he stumbled on his words to try make up reasons for them all. He sneered at me when I said I was nervous, ignored any of my questions, sighed when I took my time parallel parking as it was a busy road and I was doing a parallel park uphill, made me pull over 7 times and do 2 tell me questions, said if my instructor wasn't in the car within 5 seconds of me completing my test he wouldn't allow him to hear the result, I said I would go grab him and he wouldn't let me but I did so anyway and he then didn't wait until my instructor was in the car to go over my results. I cant decide how I feel about this test centre as my other examiner was super lovely, however, this examiner today who I do not want to name as I can't imagine the embarrassment they must feel is a disgrace to the centre and really lets it down, I have been told to appeal it as it was an extremely unprofessional and incorrect decision based on no grounds. I am aware of my mistakes when I make them but came off of this test feeling like I had passed with 0 minors. Completely utterly disgusting.

28-06-2022
Hani Dashti

had my first test there, everything was lovely. the examiner was so helpful. forgot his name but I think it was Jack. want to thank him very much. If you know how to drive you will not fail 👍🏻.

28-06-2022
Robin Williams

28-06-2022
Hannah Jorgensen

Just had my test here with a guy called Mark.... It was terribly difficult concentrating with the foul oudor of cheese his feet were eminating...not hygienic at all considering how he was harping on about covid. Very distracting... A health hazard and a danger to the road!

28-05-2022
Rhys Gerrard

28-05-2021
chris bridge

Love Bangor test centre, all the examiners are lovely and just 30 seconds walk from Donna's butty van !

28-05-2021
marc cunningham

I was the first one to do my mod 2 bike test yesterday (19th October 2020) and my examiner was Paul he is a very friendly man, i was nervous and told him how i felt and he put me at ease straight away. Paul said to me its fine just relax,take your time and think of it as were just going for a ride and pretend im not there,pretend im your intructor and just do what you have been taught you will be fine 😁. This straight away put me in a better state of mind and calmed me down alot,also Paul wasnt strict,demanding or unfriendly towards me.Paul was really laid back and respectful towards me which is a really good thing in itself but then calming me down as i was rather nervous was definatly a great help to me. On the ride Paul kept asking if im alright when i pulled over in a safe place and i nodded and he helped my nerves quite alot through the test by asking if im ok so thankyou very much Paul honestly. Fair enough i got a few minors for a few things i shouldnt of done and never usually do and i totally agree with my minors i cannot argue with the minors i got at all...but my silly minors all came from test nerves.I got 5 minors because of my nerves kept trying to get the best of me, i should of got 2 or 3 but i cant complain because i got fairly marked minors for my mistakes i made because of nerves. All in all was a great day and it felt like 5 minutes we headed back to the test centre and then Paul told me 'its the end of the test and im pleased to say you have passed'.When Paul said that my heart sunk and i was so happy he is a legendary examiner and maximum respect goes to Paul and also my instructor Martin from Anglesey motorcycle training. Also thanks to my instructor Martin i passed my mod 1 test and mod 2 test with only 1 and a half days training for each mod.I got a clean sheet no minors on mod 1 and my examiner for mod 1 was Jack...again Jack is a very nice calm friendly examiner like Paul, im so happy i went with anglesey motorcycle training and had Martin as my instructor and that i had brilliant friendly examiners so thankyou all so very much 😁.

28-05-2021
r_ travel

Be careful! Some of the instructors aren't even aware of the way your test car works. I spent almost £1,000 on a week-long crash course only to be failed because my examiner didn't know the car well enough. Going along the dual carriage-way my examiner asked me to turn on my rear demister, which I did without issue. But she said again 'no, the rear demister'. I began to panic because I had no idea what to press and in the end she failed me for taking my eyes off the road because I panicked and had no idea which button to press (because I had already pressed it!) Once we got back to the test centre she told me I had failed and my driving instructor came over to ask how it had gone, I explained what had happened and my instructor informed my examiner that I had indeed pressed the correct button, but my examiner exclaimed that it didn't matter at this point. So basically I wasted almost a grand just to be failed by an incompetent examiner (I was unable to retake the test at that time because I had to wait two weeks and by that time I would be at University a few hours away). I contacted the testing centre afterwards only to be told that they would be siding with the examiner and I was never contacted again. Enormous waste of money and to this day something that boils my blood. It may have been a mistake on the examiners part (named Jan) but it shouldn't go unnoticed by the testing centre. I'm aware that I should not have panicked but some of these examiners seem to aim to make you feel as stressed and panicked as you can be and if she had known the car correctly there would have been no need to panic in the first place! Now I'm scared to go back and try again elsewhere in case I just waste more money.

28-05-2020