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Practice routes around Pontefract driving test centre: how long they are, the roads they use, roundabouts and speed limits.

In short: Pontefract has 10 practice routes. A typical route is 8.3 miles and takes about 29 minutes (7.4–12 miles, 23–40 minutes). Expect about 5.7 roundabouts per route, fewer than 52% of UK test centres. Most of the driving is at 30 mph (67%), and the roads used most are Station Lane and Friarwood Lane.

Updated 10 September 2026 · Source: the practice routes in the Driving Test Routes app. How these figures work

Drive these Pontefract routes with turn-by-turn voice directions in the Driving Test Routes app

Pontefract test routes at a glance

10practice routes
8.3 mitypical length (7.4–12)
29 mintypical time (23–40)
5.7roundabouts per route

Roads that come up most around Pontefract

How many of the 10 practice routes use each road.

Speed limits on the Pontefract routes

Share of the driving distance at each limit.

What to practise for Pontefract

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Test centres near Pontefract

Pontefract test routes: questions

How long are the test routes at Pontefract?

The 10 practice routes around Pontefract run 7.4–12 miles and take 23–40 minutes, typically 8.3 miles in 29 minutes. That is shorter than 57% of UK test centres.

Which roads come up on Pontefract test routes?

The roads that appear most across the practice routes are Station Lane (10 of 10), Friarwood Lane (9 of 10), Southgate (9 of 10), Baghill Lane (9 of 10), Ferrybridge Road (6 of 10).

How many roundabouts are on the Pontefract routes?

About 5.7 per route on average. 52% of UK test centres have more.

Can I drive the Pontefract test routes with sat nav?

Yes. The Driving Test Routes app has these practice routes with turn-by-turn voice directions, plus mock tests and a score for every drive. It's on the App Store and Google Play.

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