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Isleworth (Fleming Way) Driving Test Centre Routes Isleworth (Fleming Way) 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 Isleworth 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 Right Worton Rd Mini roundabout left Bridge Rd Mini roundabout left Pears Rd Left James St Right Pears Ro End of road left Bridge Rd Traffic light left London Rd Traffic light right Kingsley Rd Mini roundabout left Spring Grove Rd Mini roundabout right Jersey Rd Traffic light right A4 Great West Rd Traffic light left Thornbury Rd Right St.Mary’s Crescent Left No Name Rd Left A4 Great West Rd Traffic light right Syon Lane Becomes Spur Rd Ahead Twickenham Rd Traffic light right Mogden Lane Roundabout right Whitton Dene Mini roundabout right Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 2 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Right Worton Rd Mini roundabout right Worton Rd Traffic light right Twickenham Rd Becomes London Rd Roundabout right Chertsey Rd A316 Ahead roundabout Chertsey Rd A316 Roundabout right Hospital Bridge Rd Right Montrose Avenue Right Ryecroft Avenue Left Ryecroft Avenue End of road left Percy Rd Becomes Whitton High St Mini roundabout right Nelson Rd Ahead Warren Rd End of road left Rugby Rd Roundabout left Whitton Dene Right Arnold Crescent End of road right Whitton Dene Mini roundabout right Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 3 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Worton Rd Right Heath Rd Left Tudor Rd Left Heath Rd Ahead mini roundabout, end of road left Hounslow Rd Ahead Whitton High St Becomes Percy Rd Ahead traffic light Powder Mill Lane Left Cheyne Avenue Right Lyndhurst Avenue Left Hanworth Rd Becomes Hounslow Rd Right Pevensey Rd Left Eastbourne Rd Left Little Park Drive End of road left Eastbourne Rd End of road left Uxbridge Rd Ahead traffic light Hampton Rd West Roundabout left A316 Slip Rd Becomes A316 Chertsey Rd Roundabout ahead A316 Chertsey Rd Roundabout left Whitton Rd Mini roundabout right Rugby Rd Roundabout left Whitton Dene Mini roundabout right Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 4 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Worton Rd Right Heath Rd Right Inwood Rd Right Inwood Rd Right Pears Rd Left School Rd Traffic light right High St Traffic light left Kingsley Rd Mini roundabout right Spring Grove Rd Left Eversley Crescent Left Vincent Rd Left Eversley Crescent Left Burlington Rd End of road left Eversley Crescent Left Thornbury Rd Traffic light left Great West Rd A4 Traffic light left Jersey Rd Mini roundabout left Lampton Rd Traffic light left Steve Biko Way Traffic light left Staines Rd Becomes Grove Rd Traffic light right Bell Rd Traffic light ahead Hanworth Terrace Becomes Whitton Rd Left Pownall Gardens End of road right Inwood Rd End of road left Heath Rd End of road left Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 5 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Worton Rd Right Heath Rd Mini roundabout left Maswell Park Rd End of road right Hounslow Avenue End of road left Whitton Rd Right Argyle Ave Left Carrington Avenue Left Argyle Avenue Left Park Avenue Mini roundabout ahead Whitton Dene Left Arnold Crescent End of road left Whitton Dene Roundabout right Rugby Rd Mini roundabout right Whitton Rd Becomes Warren Rd Traffic light right Hanworth Rd Traffic light right Hanworth Terrace Becomes Whitton Rd Left Heath Rd End of road left Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 6 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Right Worton Rd Mini roundabout left Bridge Rd Traffic light right London Rd Traffic light ahead London Rd Traffic light left College Rd Right Musgrave Rd End of road right Wood Lane Left Parkwood Rd Right Parkwood Rd Left Wood Lane End of road left London Rd Traffic light right Twickenham Rd Ahead London Rd Roundabout right A316 Chertsey Rd Roundabout right Whitton Rd Mini roundabout right Rugby Rd Roundabout left Whitton Dene Right Arnold Crescent Right Whitton Dene Mini roundabout right Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 7 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Right Worton Rd Mini roundabout left Bridge Rd Traffic light right London Rd Left Harvard Rd End of road right The Grove Left Grove Rd End of road left College Rd Right Musgrave Rd End of road ahead Northumberland Avenue Left Harewood Rd Left Northumberland Avenue End of road left Syon Lane Ahead, traffic light ahead, mini roundabout left Jersey Rd Mini roundabout left Penwerris Avenue Left Bassett Gardens Left Cranmore Avenue End of road right Bassett Gardens End of road left Penwerris Avenue Left A4 Great West Rd Traffic light right Thornbury Rd Ahead, end of road right London Rd Traffic light left Bridge Rd Right Farnell Rd End of road right Worton Rd Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 8 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Worton Rd Right Heath Rd Mini roundabout left Central Avenue Left Norbury Avenue Left Central Avenue End of road right Hall Rd Mini roundabout right Whitton Dene Ahead mini roundabout, mini roundabout right Whitton Rd Traffic light right Hanworth Rd Traffic light ahead High St Traffic light left Kingsley Rd Mini roundabout left Spring Grove Rd Mini roundabout right Jersey Rd Traffic light right Great West Rd A4 Ahead traffic light left No Name Rd End of road right St Marys Crescent End of road left Thornbury Rd Ahead traffic light, mini roundabout right Spring Grove Rd Left The Drive End of road left North Drive End of road left London Rd Traffic light right Bridge Rd Mini roundabout right Worton Rd Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 9 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Right Worton Rd Mini roundabout left Bridge Rd Traffic light right London Rd Ahead traffic light left College Rd Right Musgrave Rd End of road right Wood Lane Left Parkwood Rd Left, becomes Roxborough Avenue Ahead, left Northumberland Avenue End of road left Syon Lane Traffic light left Great West Rd A4 Traffic light ahead Great West Rd A4 Traffic light left Jersey Rd Mini roundabout left Spring Grove Rd Mini roundabout right Kingsley Rd End of road right High St Left Inwood Rd Ahead, end of road left, end of road left Heath Rd Mini roundabout right Central Avenue End of road left Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 10 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Hall Rd Mini roundabout left Whitton Dene Roundabout right Rugby Rd Mini roundabout left Whitton Rd Roundabout left Chertsey Rd A316 Ahead roundabout, roundabout left St Margarets Rd Right St Margarets Drive Becomes Ranelagh Drive Becomes St Margarets Drive Left St Peters Rd Left St Margarets Drive End of road right St Margarets Rd Becomes Richmond Rd Mini roundabout left South St Traffic light right Twickenham Rd Ahead mini roundabout, traffic light left London Rd Right College Rd Left Grove Rd End of road right The Grove End of road right Spring Grove Rd Left The Drive End of road left North Drive End of road left London Rd Traffic light right Bridge Rd Mini roundabout ahead Worton Rd Mini roundabout right, left Driving Test Centre Route Number 11 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Worton Rd Becomes Hall Rd Mini roundabout right Whitton Dene Mini roundabout left, end of road left, end of road right Nelson Rd Mini roundabout left Whitton High St Right Montrose Avenue Right Ryecroft Avenue End of road right Percy Rd End of road left Hospital Bridge Rd Roundabout right A316 Chertsey Rd Roundabout right A312 Hampton Rd West Traffic light right Hounslow Rd Left Pevensey Rd Left Eastbourne Rd Left Little Park Drive End of road right Eastbourne Rd End of road right Pevensey Rd End of road left Hounslow Rd Becomes Hanworth Rd Traffic light right Nelson Rd Mini roundabout left Nelson Rd Mini roundabout right Whitton Dene Right, mini roundabout right, mini roundabout left Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 12 Road Direction Worton Rd Mini roundabout left Bridge Rd Traffic light right London Rd Left Spring Grove Rd Right The Grove Left Osterley Rd Left Church Rd End of road right Thornbury Rd Traffic light right A4 Great West Rd Traffic light left Syon Lane Roundabout left Jersey Rd Mini roundabout left Ridgeway Rd Left Lingwood Gardens Right St Marys Crescent End of road left Ridgeway Rd Mini roundabout left Jersey Rd Left Thornbury Rd Traffic light right A4 Traffic light left Jersey Rd Mini roundabout left Spring Grove Rd Mini roundabout right Kingsley Rd Traffic light left London Rd Traffic light right Bridge Rd Mini roundabout right Worton Rd Left Driving Test Centre Route Number 13 Road Direction Worton Rd Becomes Hall Rd Right Central Avenue Left Rosebery Rd Right Park Rd End of road left Whitton Rd Ahead mini roundabout Hounslow Rd Ahead mini roundabout Whitton High St Right Montrose Avenue End of road right Ryecroft Avenue End of road left, end of road right Percy Rd Traffic light left Hospital Bridge Rd Roundabout left A316 Chertsey Rd Roundabout left London Rd Becomes Twickenham Rd Traffic light left Mogden Lane Roundabout right Whitton Dene Mini roundabout right Hall Rd Becomes Worton Rd Right Driving Test Centre Route Number 14 Road Direction Driving Test Centre Left Worton Rd Right Heath Rd Mini roundabout right Inwood Rd Right Inwood Rd Right Pears
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