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Banbury Driving Test Centre Routes Banbury Driving Test Centre Routes To make driving tests more representative of real-life driving, the DVSA no longer publishes official test routes. However, you can find a number of recent routes used at the Banbury driving test centre in this document. While test routes from this centre are likely to be very similar to those below, you should treat this document as a rough guide only. Exact test routes are at the examiners’ discretion and are subject to change. Route Number 1 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit right West Bar St Roundabout ahead High St 4th right Britannia Rd 3rd right Gatteridge St Left Newlands Rd Right Dashwood Rd End of road left Oxford Rd 3 rd right traffic light Farmfield Rd Left Beechfield Crescent End of road right Grange Rd Left Timms Rd Left St Annes Rd 2nd left Mayfield Rd End of road left St Annes Rd 2nd left Sycamore Rd Roundabout right White Post Rd Right Wykham Lane Right Bloxham Rd 5th left Queensway Roundabout right Broughton Rd 3rd left Bath Rd End of road right Warwick Rd Traffic light ahead Castle St Roundabout left, roundabout ahead, roundabout right Concord Ave Traffic light ahead Cherwell St Traffic light right George St Left Broad St 2nd right Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 2 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit left West Bar St/Broughton Rd Roundabout left Queensway 2nd left Mewburn Rd/Queensway Right Brantwood Rise 2nd left Browning Rd End of road right Bloxham Rd Right Broughton Lane Right Danvers Rd End of road right Broughton Rd Roundabout right Queensway End of road left Bloxham Rd Right Easington Rd Right St Georges Crescent End of road left Horton View End of road right Oxford Rd 3x traffic light ahead, left Bankside End of road left, end of road right Swan Close Rd End of road right, left Gatteridge St/Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead, left Driving Test Centre Route Number 3 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left West Bar St/Broughton Rd Left Bath Rd/Paradise Rd End of road left Warwick Rd Right Foundry St/Nursery Drive/Ruscote Ave Roundabout left, roundabout right Orchard Way Roundabout ahead Woodgreen Ave 2nd left Deacon Way End of road left Gillett Rd Left Beatrice/Woodgreen Ave Roundabout ahead Queensway 2nd left Mewburn Rd Return into Queensway End of road left Bloxham Rd End of road right Oxford Rd 4x traffic light ahead, 2nd left Bankside End of road left Bankside End of road right Swan Close Rd 2nd left traffic light George St Left Broad St 2nd right Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout right Horsefair Traffic light left Warwick Rd 2nd left Paradise Rd/Bath Rd End of road left Broughton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 4 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Right West Bar St Roundabout ahead High St End of road right Windsor St 2nd left Swan Close Rd 2nd left Bankside 9th right Chatsworth Drive 2x roundabout ahead Bankside Right White Post/Oxford Rd Right Broad Gap End of road right White Post Rd/Wykeham Lane Left A361 Mini roundabout right, 2nd right Tadmarton Rd 6th right Courtington Lane End of road left Bloxham Rd A361 6th left Beargarden Rd End of road right West Bar St Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 5 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left West Bar St 2nd right Bath Rd/Paradise Rd End of road left Warwick Rd Roundabout ahead, roundabout right Ruscote Ave Left Sinclair Ave End of road left Austin Drive End of road right Riley Drive End of road right Nuffield Drive End of road left Hillview End of road left Sinclair Ave Left Ruscote Ave 3x roundabout ahead, roundabout right Concord Ave Roundabout left, traffic light ahead Windsor St Traffic light ahead, 2nd left Swan Close Rd/Hightown Rd End of road left Oxford Rd Right Broad Gap End of road right White Post Rd Roundabout right, left Oxford Rd Roundabout left West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 6 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit right West Bar St Roundabout ahead High St/George St End of road left Cherwell St Traffic light right Bridge St Roundabout ahead Middleton Rd Roundabout ahead, roundabout left Daventry Rd 2nd left Grimsbury Drive End of road left, left Service Rd Right, right Daventry Rd Roundabout left Middleton Rd Roundabout right Ermont Way Roundabout left Overthorpe Rd Left Warkworth Rd Roundabout left Middleton Bypass 2x roundabouts ahead Hennef Way Roundabout left Concord Ave Roundabout left Concord Ave Traffic light ahead, traffic light right George St Left Broad St 2nd right Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 7 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit right, roundabout right South Bar 2nd right Bloxham Rd 5th right Browning Rd Left Byron Rd Follow to right Brooke Rd Return to Byron Rd End of road left Browning Rd 3rd right Brantwood Rise End of road left Queensway Roundabout ahead Woodgreen Ave Roundabout ahead Orchard Way Roundabout right Warwick Rd Traffic light left Southam Rd Roundabout right Hennef Way Roundabout ahead, roundabout right Ermont Way Roundabout right Middleton Rd 3x mini roundabout ahead Bridge St Traffic light right Concord Ave Roundabout left Castle St Roundabout ahead, roundabout right, traffic light left North Bar Roundabout right West Bar Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 8 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Roundabout right South Bar 2nd right Bloxham Rd 2nd left Easington Rd Right St Georges Crescent Right Horton View Crossroads ahead Ruskin Rd 2nd right Wykham Place End of road left Ruskin Rd Crossroads ahead Horton View End of road right Oxford Rd 2x traffic light ahead, left Bankside Right, right, roundabout right Sycamore Drive End of road left Beaconsfield Rd 1st left Jaynes Close Return to Beaconsfield Rd Right Sycamore Drive Roundabout right White Post Rd Right Wykham Lane Crossroads ahead, right Danvers Rd End of road right Broughton Rd Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 9 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit left West Bar St 2nd right Bath Rd/Paradise Rd End of road left Warwick Rd 2nd right Neithrop Ave End of road left Ruscote Ave Roundabout right Warwick Rd Mini roundabout ahead, roundabout right Highlands/Rother Rd End of road right Highlands Roundabout right B4100 Right Hanwell Village End of road right A423/Banbury Roundabout left Southam Rd Roundabout left Hennef Way Roundabout right Concord Ave Roundabout left, traffic light ahead Upper Windsor St End of road right Oxford Rd Right Old Parr Rd Left Calthorpe St End of road right St Johns End of road left Newlands Rd 2nd left Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 10 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit left Broughton Rd Roundabout left Queensway Right, 2nd left Brantwood Rise End of road left Browning Rd End of road right Bloxham Rd 2nd left Wykham Lane End of road right White Post/High St 3rd left Freemans Rd End of road right Weeping Cross End of road left Oxford Rd 2nd left Sycamore Rd End of road right St Annes Rd 2nd right Mayfield Rd End of road right St Annes Rd Right Timms Rd End of road right Grange Rd 3rd left Beechfield Crescent End of road right Farmfield Rd Traffic light right Oxford Rd Left Bankside End of road left, end of road right Swan Close Rd End of road right Windsor St 2nd left, traffic light George St Left Broad St 2nd right Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 11 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit left Broughton Rd Roundabout left Queensway 2nd left Mewburn Rd Return to Queensway Right, right, 2nd left Brantwood Rise End of road left Browning Rd/Longfellow Rd End of road left, right Masefield Rd/Burns Rd End of road right Broughton Rd Roundabout left Woodgreen Ave Roundabout ahead Orchard Way Roundabout right Warwick Rd Traffic light ahead Castle St Roundabout left, roundabout ahead, roundabout left Concord Way Roundabout right Hennef Way Roundabout right, roundabout ahead M40 Roundabout 3rd exit, left A422 Left Middleton Lane End of road right B4525 Roundabout 4th exit A422 M40 roundabout ahead, roundabout left Ermont Way Roundabout right Middleton Rd 3x roundabout ahead Bridge St Traffic light left Cherwell St Traffic light ahead Upper Windsor St End of road right traffic light Oxford Rd Right Old Parr Rd Left Calthorpe Rd End of road right St Johns Rd End of road left Newlands Rd 2nd left Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 12 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Exit right West Bar St Roundabout right South Bar 2nd right Bloxham Rd 5th right Browning Rd Right Longfellow Rd Return to Browning Rd Left Masefield Rd/Keats Rd/Burns Rd End of road left B4035 Right North Newington Through village After Village Right, end of road right A422 Banbury Through village, return Banbury, end of road right Warwick Rd 2nd roundabout left Ruscote Ave 4th roundabout right Concord Ave Roundabout left, traffic light ahead Windsor St 2x traffic light ahead Upper Windsor St End of road right Oxford Rd Right Old Parr Rd Left Calthorpe Rd End of road right St Marys Rd End of road left Newlands Rd 2nd left Marlborough Rd End of road left High St Roundabout ahead West Bar St Left Driving Test Centre .
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