Glasgow (Anniesland) Driving Test Routes
Practice the exact driving test routes used at Glasgow (Anniesland) with turn-by-turn navigation. Know every junction, roundabout, and tricky spot before test day.
Glasgow (Anniesland) Pass Rate Statistics
Pass Rate Comparison
| Category | Glasgow (Anniesland) | National Average | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | 40.8% | 51.8% | -11.0% |
| Male | 42% | 51.8% | -9.8% |
| Female | 39.3% | 51.8% | -12.5% |
| First Attempt | 40.2% | 51.8% | -11.6% |
| Automatic | 39.1% | 51.8% | -12.7% |
Pass Rate by Age (17-25)
Historical Pass Rate Trend
2019/20
37.7%
2021/22
41.8%
2022/23
42.3%
2023/24
45%
2024/25
40.8%
Tests Conducted
Data period: April 2024 - March 2025
8,560
Total
4,488
Male
4,072
Female
47 candidates achieved zero driving faults in this period.
Glasgow (Anniesland) Test Routes
We have mapped 15 real driving test routes used at Glasgow (Anniesland) (G13 1XS). Routes range from 8.1 km (22 mins) to 12.5 km (30 mins), with an average distance of 10.5 km taking around 25 minutes. Practice every route with turn-by-turn navigation in the app before your test day.
15
Total Routes
25 min
Avg Duration
10.5 km
Avg Distance
3
Avg Roundabouts
Route Overview
| Route | Distance | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | 12.5 km | 30 min |
| #2 | 10.1 km | 24 min |
| #3 | 8.1 km | 22 min |
| #4 | 10.8 km | 25 min |
| #5 | 8.4 km | 21 min |
| #6 | 9.9 km | 26 min |
| #7 | 11.5 km | 28 min |
| #8 | 9.6 km | 21 min |
| #9 | 11.4 km | 25 min |
| #10 | 11.1 km | 25 min |
+ 5 more routes available in the app
Roads Used in Glasgow (Anniesland) Test Routes
Across all 15 routes, examiners at Glasgow (Anniesland) use 90 different roads. Familiarise yourself with these roads before your test:
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What Makes Glasgow (Anniesland) Challenging
Key Challenges
- Reading the road ahead on crests where oncoming traffic may be hidden
- Dealing with reduced visibility on bends through hilly or wooded terrain
- Adapting to rapidly changing light conditions as roads pass through tree-lined sections
- Handling crosswinds on exposed stretches of road in highland areas
- Dealing with the volume of traffic typical of a busy urban centre handling 8,560 tests per year
Difficulty Analysis
At 40.8%, Glasgow (Anniesland) falls well below the national average of 51.8%, ranking 27 out of 322 centres for difficulty. Pass rates have improved modestly over recent years, moving from 37.7% to 40.8%, a gradual gain of 3.1 percentage points. Younger candidates at 17 perform notably well here with a 52% pass rate, compared to an average of 42.4% for those aged 22-25.
Road Types to Prepare For
How to Pass Your Driving Test at Glasgow (Anniesland)
Expert Tips
- 1
Get comfortable with varying road surfaces, as roads near your centre may transition between smoother and rougher sections.
- 2
Build confidence with overtaking slower vehicles safely on single-carriageway A-roads.
- 3
Dedicate extra practice time to hill starts, as even urban Scottish centres typically feature significant gradients.
- 4
Work on clutch control for the frequent slow-speed manoeuvring required in urban test routes.
- 5
Practise parallel parking in realistic conditions with vehicles in front and behind your target space.
Best Time to Test
Booking a test mid-week at Glasgow (Anniesland), particularly on a Tuesday or Wednesday, often means quieter roads compared to Monday mornings and Friday afternoons. With 8,560 tests conducted annually, this is a high-volume centre where test slots fill quickly.
Test Centres Near Glasgow (Anniesland)
Nearby Centres
| Centre Name | Distance | Pass Rate | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glasgow (Shieldhall) | 2 miles | 37.7% | Hard |
| Bishopbriggs | 4 miles | 50.5% | Below Average |
| Paisley | 4.9 miles | 46.6% | Hard |
| Glasgow (Baillieston) | 8.1 miles | 44.4% | Hard |
| Dumbarton | 10.2 miles | 53.5% | Above Average |
Looking for a higher pass rate? Some nearby centres have better statistics. Compare options above to find the best fit for you.
View all centres in ScotlandFrequently Asked Questions About Glasgow (Anniesland)
What is the pass rate at Glasgow (Anniesland)?+
The current pass rate at Glasgow (Anniesland) is 40.8%. The national average is 51.8%. These figures are based on 8,560 tests conducted during April 2024 - March 2025. The male pass rate is 42% and the female pass rate is 39.3%.
Is Glasgow (Anniesland) a hard driving test centre?+
Glasgow (Anniesland) is ranked 27 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 Glasgow (Anniesland) have?+
The exact number of routes at Glasgow (Anniesland) 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 Glasgow (Anniesland)?+
Test routes at Glasgow (Anniesland) commonly include stone-built junctions, single-track roads, dual carriageway, residential, roundabouts. 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 Glasgow (Anniesland)?+
Booking a test mid-week at Glasgow (Anniesland), particularly on a Tuesday or Wednesday, often means quieter roads compared to Monday mornings and Friday afternoons. With 8,560 tests conducted annually, this is a high-volume centre where test slots fill quickly.
How does Glasgow (Anniesland) compare to nearby centres?+
Nearby alternatives include Glasgow (Shieldhall) (37.7%, 2 miles away); Bishopbriggs (50.5%, 4 miles away); Paisley (46.6%, 4.9 miles away). Comparing pass rates and distances can help you choose the best centre for your test.
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