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Fraserburgh Driving Test Routes

ScotlandRoutes available in the app496 tests conducted

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

Fraserburgh Pass Rate Statistics

Pass Rate Comparison

CategoryFraserburghNational AverageDifference
Overall60.7%51.8%+8.9%
Male60.8%51.8%+9.0%
Female60.6%51.8%+8.8%
First Attempt60.3%51.8%+8.5%
Automatic70%51.8%+18.2%

Pass Rate by Age (17-25)

17
69%
18
50.7%
19
59.5%
20
35.7%
21
50%
22
63.6%
23
52.6%
24
66.7%
25
58.3%

Historical Pass Rate Trend

2019/20

66.1%

2021/22

73.3%

+7.2%

2022/23

62.9%

-10.4%

2023/24

63.8%

+0.9%

2024/25

60.7%

-3.1%

Tests Conducted

Data period: April 2024 - March 2025

496

Total

260

Male

236

Female

21 candidates achieved zero driving faults in this period.

8 Routes Available

Fraserburgh Test Routes

We have mapped 8 real driving test routes used at Fraserburgh (AB43 9TN). Routes range from 4.3 km (13 mins) to 9.2 km (22 mins), with an average distance of 6.1 km taking around 16 minutes. Practice every route with turn-by-turn navigation in the app before your test day.

8

Total Routes

16 min

Avg Duration

6.1 km

Avg Distance

1

Avg Roundabouts

Route Overview

Showing 8 of 8 routes
RouteDistanceDuration
#24.3 km13 min
#35.2 km14 min
#45 km14 min
#56 km16 min
#67.5 km19 min
#76.4 km17 min
#89.2 km22 min
#95.1 km11 min

Roads Used in Fraserburgh Test Routes

Across all 8 routes, examiners at Fraserburgh use 41 different roads. Familiarise yourself with these roads before your test:

Academy RoadAlexandra TerraceBawdley HeadBroad StreetBuchan RoadCharlotte LaneCharlotte StreetCollege BoundsCommerce StreetCross StreetDalrymple StreetDennyduff RoadDuke StreetFrithside StreetGallowhill RoadGaw StreetGeorge StreetHamilton RoadHigh StreetKent GardensKing Edward StreetKirk BraeKirkton RoadMarconi TerraceMid StreetMiddleburgh RoadMormond AvenueProvost Milne DriveQueen Mary StreetSaltoun PlaceScatha Ritchie PlaceSeaforth StreetShore StreetStation BraeStrichen RoadThe HexagonUnion GroveVictoria StreetWatermill RoadWest RoadWitchhill Road

Practice All 8 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 Fraserburgh Challenging

Key Challenges

  • Managing steep hill starts on inclines common in Scottish towns and countryside
  • Handling crosswinds on exposed stretches of road in highland areas
  • Maintaining appropriate speed through villages with tight speed limit changes
  • Responding to slow-moving agricultural vehicles on country roads

Difficulty Analysis

With a pass rate of 60.7% against a national average of 51.8%, Fraserburgh is considerably easier than the typical UK test centre, ranking 271 out of 322 centres nationwide. Pass rates have declined from 66.1% in 2019/20 to 60.7% most recently, a drop of 5.4 percentage points that suggests candidates should prepare even more thoroughly. Automatic candidates actually pass at a higher rate here (70% vs 60.7% overall), suggesting the local conditions suit automatic transmission well.

Road Types to Prepare For

single-track roadsmoorland roadsroundaboutssteep hills

How to Pass Your Driving Test at Fraserburgh

Expert Tips

  1. 1

    Be prepared for rapid weather changes during your test. Adjusting your driving for rain or wind is expected at Scottish centres.

  2. 2

    Dedicate extra practice time to hill starts, as even urban Scottish centres typically feature significant gradients.

  3. 3

    Get comfortable with varying road surfaces, as roads near your centre may transition between smoother and rougher sections.

  4. 4

    Practise responding to unexpected hazards such as animals or debris on the road.

  5. 5

    Get used to adjusting your speed for bends where you cannot see the exit.

  6. 6

    21 candidates achieved zero faults at Fraserburgh in the last reporting period, proving that a clean pass is achievable with the right preparation.

Best Time to Test

Mid-morning appointments at Fraserburgh tend to provide good road conditions after any overnight frost has cleared, particularly during autumn and winter. As a quieter centre with 496 tests per year, availability is generally better here than at busier locations.

Test Centres Near Fraserburgh

Nearby Centres

Centre NameDistancePass RateDifficulty
Peterhead15.4 miles57.8%Easy
Banff19.2 miles50.6%Below Average
Inverurie31.5 miles54.3%Above Average
Huntly33.6 miles62.5%Easy
Aberdeen North35.3 miles43.1%Hard

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 Fraserburgh

What is the pass rate at Fraserburgh?+

The current pass rate at Fraserburgh is 60.7%. The national average is 51.8%. These figures are based on 496 tests conducted during April 2024 - March 2025. The male pass rate is 60.8% and the female pass rate is 60.6%.

Is Fraserburgh a hard driving test centre?+

Fraserburgh is ranked 271 out of 322 UK test centres for difficulty and is classified as "Above Average". The pass rate here is at or above the national average, suggesting it is not one of the harder centres.

How many test routes does Fraserburgh have?+

The exact number of routes at Fraserburgh 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 Fraserburgh?+

Test routes at Fraserburgh commonly include single-track roads, moorland roads, roundabouts, steep hills. 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 Fraserburgh?+

Mid-morning appointments at Fraserburgh tend to provide good road conditions after any overnight frost has cleared, particularly during autumn and winter. As a quieter centre with 496 tests per year, availability is generally better here than at busier locations.

How does Fraserburgh compare to nearby centres?+

Nearby alternatives include Peterhead (57.8%, 15.4 miles away); Banff (50.6%, 19.2 miles away); Inverurie (54.3%, 31.5 miles away). Comparing pass rates and distances can help you choose the best centre for your test.

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