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Routes, Steets and Places for the Maidstone Hackney Carriage Drivers Routes, streets and places for the Maidstone hackney carriage/private hire drivers test Routes Start Point Destination Marks and Spencer Morrisons, Parkwood Calder Road Gala Bingo Stilebridge Inn County Hall Woolley Road Sissinghurst Castle and Gardens Malta Inn Boughton Lane Westmorland Road Kent County Showground Kent Police Headquarters Marriott Tudor Park Hotel Gala Bingo Maidstone East Railway Station Somerfield Private Hospital Egerton Road Crown Courts Woolley Road Poplar Grove Odeon Cinema Lenham Square Parkgate Restaurant Bearsted Railway Station Walnut Tree Public House, Yalding Archbishops Palace Maidstone Leisure Centre Invicta Barracks Notcutts Garden Centre Lenham Railway Station Hilton Hotel Mangravet Avenue Gatwick Airport Spot Lane Lockmeadow Complex Cripple Street Windmill Public House, Hollingbourne Maidstone Art College Maidstone TV Studios Langley Golf Range Mercure Hotel Marks and Spencer Boughton Lane Lancet Lane King Street Car Park (opp Boots) Maidstone East Railway Station Chilston Park Hotel Maidstone Grammar School for Girls Lockmeadow Complex Lower High Street Sir Thomas Wyatt, Travel Inn Coombe Road King Street Car Park (opp Boots) Lockmeadow Complex Maidstone Hospital Leeds Castle Who’d A Thought It Public House Lenham Railway Station Hilton Hotel Bearsted Railway Station Hazlitt Theatre Bearsted Railway Station Archbishops Palace Marden Road, Staplehurst Cock Inn, Boughton Monchelsea Crown Courts Woolley Road Weald of Kent Golf Course Maidstone West Station Westmorland Road Orchard Medical Centre, Coxheath Hilton Hotel Archbishops Palace Marks and Spencers Westborough Sports Centre Maidstone Leisure Centre Maidstone TV Studios Langley Golf Range Newnham Court Inn, Notcutts Maidstone Police Station HM Prison East Sutton Malta Inn Strawberry Moons Sainsbury’s Somerfield Hospital Boots Kings Street Morrisons Hazlitt Theatre Egerton Road Woolley Road Whatman’s Park Marley’s, Harrietsham Lockmeadow Complex Cobtree Manor Golf Course Notcutts Allington Marina Archbishops Palace Calder Road Stilebridge Inn Marks and Spencers Wallis Avenue Maidstone West Station Leeds Castle Mangravet Avenue South Aylesford Retail Park Maidstone Hospital KINS Hospital All Saints' Church, Staplehurst Vinters Park Crematorium Invicta Motors, Sutton Road High Street, Yalding Maidstone Driving Test Centre Weavering Street Maidstone West Railway Station Royal British Legion Village Lockmeadow Entertainment Centre Maidstone Leisure Centre Mid Kent College Maidstone Grammar School Courtenay Road White Horse Wood Country Park (car park) Cornwallis Academy Sutton Valence School Harrietsham Railway Station The Ridge Golf Club Plains Avenue Hunton Village Hall Maidstone Cemetery, Sutton Road St. Nicholas Church, Otham Teapot Island, Yalding Maidstone Hospital Streets Maidstone Albion Place Bircholt Road Alkham Road Boughton Lane Allington Way Bower Lane Anglesey Avenue Bower Mount Road Andrew Boughton Way Bower Street Ash Grove Boxley Road Banky Meadow Brewer Street Bargrove Road Brishing Lane Barker Road Buckland Hill Bearsted Road Buckland Road Beverley Road Caring Lane Bicknor Road Calder Road Cambridge Crescent Merton Road Castle Road Middlesex Road Chapman Avenue Milton Street College Avenue New Cut Road Commodore Road Newbury Avenue Coombe Road North Street Courtenay Road Oakwood Road Crownfields Oxford Road Cripple Street Park Way Cuxton Road Peel Street Dean Street Penenden Heath Road Derringwood Drive Pheasant Lane Dickens Road Pine Lodge Dover Street Plains Avenue Downsview Road Plantation Lane Earl Street Poplar Grove Egerton Road Postley Road Egremont Road Provender Way Fant Lane Pudding Lane Farleigh Hill Queen Anne Road Farleigh Lane Queens Avenue Florence Road Queens Road Forest Hill Restharrow Road Forstal Road Rocky Hill Terrace Foster Street Romney Place Gatland Lane Roseacre Lane Gleneagles Drive Roseholme Grange Lane Saint Lukes Avenue Graveney Road Saint Michaels Road Green Side Saint Peter Street Greenfields Sandling Lane Grove Road Sandling Road Grovewood Drive Shaftesbury Drive Hampton Road Sheals Crescent Hastings Road Shepherds Gate Drive Hatherall Road Sheppey Road Hayle Road South Park Road Heath Road Spot Lane Heathfield Road Springwood Road Hereford Road Square Hill Road Hermitage Lane Stockett Lane Hildenborough Crescent The Landway Hillary Road Terminus Road Howard Drive Thurnham Lane Kent Avenue Tower Lane Knowle Road Trevor Drive King Edward Road Upper Fant Road Lancet Lane Wallis Avenue Langdale Rise Ware Street Lenside Drive Weavering Street Linton Road West Park Road Liphook Way Westmorland Road Mangravet Avenue Wheeler Street Marsham Street Willow Way Medway Street Willington Street Woodside Road Ham Lane Woolley Road Headcorn Road Wrangleden Road High Street Yeoman Lane Honeywood Road Old School Close RURAL Robins Avenue Harrietsham Marden Church Lane Chantry Road Fairbourne Lane Goudhurst Road Marley Road Howland Road Sandway Road Pattenden Lane Station Road Thorn Road Stede Hill West Street Staplehurst Headcorn Bathurst Road Clapper Lane Grigg Lane Frittenden Road Lenham Road Jeffery Close Moat Road Northdown Oak Farm Gardens Pinnock Lane Oak Lane Surrenden Road Ulcombe Road Wheeler Street Leeds, Sutton Valence, Langley, Chart Sutton areas Kingswood Amber Lane Cayser Drive Burberry Lane Charlesford Avenue Copperfield Drive Chartway Street Chestnut Drive Yalding Gravelly Bottom Road Lenham Road Benover Road Ulcombe Hill Hampstead Lane Kenward Road Lenham Lughorse Lane Yalding Hill Faversham Road RURAL Cont. Teston, Wateringbury, Snodland areas St Benedict Road Malling Road Teston Lane Red Hill The Orpines Places Kent Police Headquarters County Hall Vinters Park Crematorium Maidstone Leisure Centre Maidstone Prison Maidstone Hospital Leeds Castle Museum of Kent Life Hazlitt Theatre Archbishop's Palace Mote Park Maidstone Museum and Art Gallery Teston Bridge Country Park Cobtree Manor Park Teapot Island Whitehorse Wood Country Park Tyland Barn Maidstone Mosque and Islamic Centre Oakwood House Tudor Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club Mercure Great Danes Hotel Somerfield Hospital KIMS Hospital Kent County Showground Thurnham Castle Headcorn Aerodrome Bearsted Golf Course Hollywood Bowl Iden Croft Herb Garden Coldblow Farm Camping All questions in the test in respect of routes, streets and places are pulled from this list Hackney Carriage Bylaws These can be found at Appendix 8 of the Policy .
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