DVSAManchester
Greater Manchester, United Kingdom · 550K
AutoviaTest.comWhere you take the test in Manchester
- Handles
- Theory test
- How to book
- Book online with the DVSA theory test booking service using your licence number, an email address and a card.
- Address
- Suite 2, Ground Floor, Red Block 5, Universal Square, Devonshire Street North, Ardwick, Manchester M12 6JH
- Handles
- Practical test
- How to book
- Book online with DVSA at the test centre you intend to use; you can only move to a nearby centre.
- Address
- Alderglen Road, Cheetham, Manchester M8 0AL
DVSA also lists West Didsbury, Sale, Bredbury and Bury among the nearby car test centres.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I take the driving theory test in Manchester?
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA): Manchester theory test centre, Cheetham Hill (Manchester) driving test centre. Book online with the DVSA theory test booking service using your licence number, an email address and a card.
Is there a clean air charge for driving in Manchester?
No. The clean air plan agreed for Greater Manchester is investment-led, with no charges to drive on local roads.
Why is Greater Manchester missing from the GOV.UK clean air zone list?
GOV.UK removed it in February 2025 after the review closed and a non-charging plan was agreed.
How many questions are on the driving test in Manchester?
The DVSA theory test has 50 questions. You need to score 43/50 to pass (86%).
What documents do I need?
You'll need: Provisional licence, ID, Theory test pass certificate. The test fee is approximately £23.
Is AutoviaTest affiliated with DVSA?
AutoviaTest is an independent study platform — we're not affiliated with DVSA or any government agency.
Our practice questions and study materials are designed to help you feel confident and well-prepared for your DVSA theory test.
For practical training and the official exam, you'll work with a local driving school. Think of AutoviaTest as your study companion for the theory side.
Do I still need to join a driving school?
Yes — a driving school handles your practical training and the official DVSA exam. AutoviaTest helps you prepare for the theory portion so you go in feeling confident and ready.
