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43.2% Pass RateBelow Average

Burgess Hill Driving Test Routes

South EastRoutes available in the app11,191 tests conducted

Practice the exact driving test routes used at Burgess Hill with turn-by-turn navigation. Know every junction, roundabout, and tricky spot before test day.

Burgess Hill Pass Rate Statistics

Pass Rate Comparison

CategoryBurgess HillNational AverageDifference
Overall43.2%51.8%-8.6%
Male41.8%51.8%-10.0%
Female45.1%51.8%-6.7%
First Attempt42.6%51.8%-9.2%
Automatic38.6%51.8%-13.2%

Pass Rate by Age (17-25)

17
51.6%
18
47.2%
19
42.6%
20
44.4%
21
46%
22
43.7%
23
45.8%
24
43.4%
25
42.3%

Historical Pass Rate Trend

2019/20

41.8%

2021/22

47.1%

+5.3%

2022/23

46.1%

-1.0%

2023/24

44.3%

-1.8%

2024/25

43.2%

-1.1%

Tests Conducted

Data period: April 2024 - March 2025

11,191

Total

6,428

Male

4,763

Female

55 candidates achieved zero driving faults in this period.

19 Routes Available

Burgess Hill Test Routes

We have mapped 19 real driving test routes used at Burgess Hill (RH15 9AG). Routes range from 10.1 km (23 mins) to 20.4 km (30 mins), with an average distance of 15.5 km taking around 32 minutes. Practice every route with turn-by-turn navigation in the app before your test day.

19

Total Routes

32 min

Avg Duration

15.5 km

Avg Distance

8

Avg Roundabouts

Route Overview

Showing 10 of 19 routes
RouteDistanceDuration
#115.7 km38 min
#916.1 km39 min
#1015.6 km38 min
#1117.9 km36 min
#1215.6 km28 min
#1314.1 km25 min
#1413.5 km27 min
#1511.8 km26 min
#1614.1 km29 min
#1717.2 km35 min

+ 9 more routes available in the app

Roads Used in Burgess Hill Test Routes

Across all 19 routes, examiners at Burgess Hill use 94 different roads. Familiarise yourself with these roads before your test:

Albert DriveAlexandra RoadAnsty Slip RoadBarnside AvenueBlackhouse LaneBolney RoadBramber WayBrambling WayBrighton RoadBurgess Hill RoadCants LaneChalkers LaneChanctonbury RoadCharles AvenueChurch RoadCivic WayCollege LaneConsort WayCowfold RoadCrescent RoadCuckfield RoadDenham RoadDitchling RoadDumbrells Farm WayDunstall AvenueEastdale RoadEdward WayFairfield RoadFerndale RoadFolders LaneForge WayFriars Oak RoadGatehouse LaneGlendale RoadGloucester RoadHammonds RidgeHigh StreetHolmesdale RoadHoward AvenueHurst RoadInholmes Park RoadJane Murray WayJanes LaneJobs LaneJubilee RoadJunction RoadKeymer RoadKings WayLeylands ParkLeylands RoadLinnet LaneLondon RoadLower Church RoadMalthouse LaneManor RoadMaple DriveMarchants RoadMarle AvenueMill RoadNoel RiseNorthwayPackham WayPark RoadPetworth DrivePotters LanePriory RoadQueen Elizabeth AvenueQueens CrescentRavenswood RoadRobin RoadRoyal George RoadShepherds WalkSilverdale RoadSkylark WaySt Andrews RoadSt Johns AvenueSt Johns RoadSt Wilfrids RoadSt. Marys RoadStation RoadSussex WayTrinity RoadValebridge RoadVictoria AvenueVictoria GardensVictoria RoadVictoria WayWest End Farm AvenueWest StreetWilliam WayWillow WayWolstonbury WayWoodpecker CrescentYork Road

Practice All 19 Routes with Turn-by-Turn Navigation

Get the full route details with voice-guided navigation. Know every junction, roundabout, and lane change before test day.

What Makes Burgess Hill Challenging

Key Challenges

  • Managing complex multi-exit roundabouts near major town centres
  • Dealing with cyclists on narrow country roads with limited overtaking opportunities
  • Queuing patiently at level crossings without creeping or misjudging the barrier timing
  • Navigating country lanes where hedgerows restrict forward vision
  • Dealing with the volume of traffic typical of a busy urban centre handling 11,191 tests per year

Difficulty Analysis

At 43.2%, Burgess Hill falls well below the national average of 51.8%, ranking 41 out of 322 centres for difficulty. Pass rates have remained relatively stable over the recorded period, fluctuating between 41.8% and 47.1%, a range of just 5.3 percentage points. The automatic pass rate of 38.6% trails the overall 43.2% by 4.6 points, a gap automatic candidates should factor into their preparation.

Road Types to Prepare For

dual carriagewaymotorway junctionsroundaboutsresidential

How to Pass Your Driving Test at Burgess Hill

Expert Tips

  1. 1

    Build experience with staggered crossroads and priority junctions in older village layouts.

  2. 2

    Practise country lane driving, as hedgerow-lined lanes feature on many south-east test routes.

  3. 3

    Practise patience at level crossings, maintaining concentration during the wait.

  4. 4

    Practise parallel parking in realistic conditions with vehicles in front and behind your target space.

  5. 5

    Get comfortable with multi-lane roundabouts by understanding your lane choice well before you reach the roundabout.

Best Time to Test

Booking a test mid-week at Burgess Hill, particularly on a Tuesday or Wednesday, often means quieter roads compared to Monday mornings and Friday afternoons. With 11,191 tests conducted annually, this is a high-volume centre where test slots fill quickly.

Test Centres Near Burgess Hill

Nearby Centres

Centre NameDistancePass RateDifficulty
Crawley9.1 miles40.1%Hard
Worthing13.6 miles58.8%Easy
Redhill Aerodrome18.2 miles49.4%Below Average
Tunbridge Wells22.3 miles58.9%Easy
Eastbourne23.4 miles52.1%Above Average

Looking for a higher pass rate? Some nearby centres have better statistics. Compare options above to find the best fit for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Burgess Hill

What is the pass rate at Burgess Hill?+

The current pass rate at Burgess Hill is 43.2%. The national average is 51.8%. These figures are based on 11,191 tests conducted during April 2024 - March 2025. The male pass rate is 41.8% and the female pass rate is 45.1%.

Is Burgess Hill a hard driving test centre?+

Burgess Hill is ranked 41 out of 322 UK test centres for difficulty and is classified as "Below Average". The pass rate is below the national average, which may indicate a more challenging test experience.

How many test routes does Burgess Hill have?+

The exact number of routes at Burgess Hill varies and is updated regularly. You can practise real test routes used at this centre with turn-by-turn navigation in the Test Routes Expert app.

What roads are commonly used at Burgess Hill?+

Test routes at Burgess Hill commonly include dual carriageway, motorway junctions, roundabouts, residential. Being comfortable on these road types is essential for passing. The Test Routes Expert app lets you practise on the exact roads used in the test.

What's the best time to take a driving test at Burgess Hill?+

Booking a test mid-week at Burgess Hill, particularly on a Tuesday or Wednesday, often means quieter roads compared to Monday mornings and Friday afternoons. With 11,191 tests conducted annually, this is a high-volume centre where test slots fill quickly.

How does Burgess Hill compare to nearby centres?+

Nearby alternatives include Crawley (40.1%, 9.1 miles away); Worthing (58.8%, 13.6 miles away); Redhill Aerodrome (49.4%, 18.2 miles away). Comparing pass rates and distances can help you choose the best centre for your test.

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