About Glasgow (Anniesland)
Glasgow (Anniesland) is a DVSA driving test centre serving Glasgow and the surrounding Glasgow City area. The centre address is 351 Anniesland Road, Glasgow, G13 1XS. In 2025/26 it recorded a car practical test pass rate of 42%, against a national average of 50.0%. The figures on this page are drawn from the official DVSA driving test statistics (gov.uk).
Is Glasgow (Anniesland) an easy or hard test centre?
At 42%, Glasgow (Anniesland)’s pass rate is below the national average. That puts it in the bottom 10% of all 293 DVSA car test centres by pass rate – a tougher-than-average test centre. A lower pass rate does not mean the test itself is different; it usually reflects the local road network and traffic conditions examiners route candidates through. Intensive, structured tuition matched to those specific local roads and junctions is the single biggest lever a learner has over their own result here.
Glasgow (Anniesland) in numbers
The Glasgow (Anniesland) driving test centre pass rate is 42% for 2025/26, the 27th lowest of the 293 UK test centres tracked by GetMyPass – 8 points below the national average of 50%. Within Glasgow City, that gives learners a clear benchmark: 42 of every 100 candidates who tested here in 2025/26 came away with a pass.
Its closest comparators tell the local story – Glasgow (Shieldhall) on 38%, Glasgow (Baillieston) on 45% and Airdrie on 41% – leaving Glasgow (Anniesland) mid-pack among its neighbours. The percentile picture matches: the centre sits inside the bottom 10% of the national table. Numbers set expectations, but they do not sit the test for you; route-specific practice around Glasgow remains the strongest lever any candidate controls.
Waiting times are the other number to plan around at Glasgow (Anniesland): DVSA figures for May 2026 put the national median wait for a car practical test at 9.7 weeks, with the 10% availability measure at 21.8 weeks (GOV.UK, published 18 June 2026), while the DVSA’s December 2024 regional update put Scotland at just over 15 weeks, before waits eased across Britain through 2026. GetMyPass builds intensive courses for learners testing at Glasgow (Anniesland) so they reach test standard in as little as a week and can take an earlier slot with confidence instead of pushing the date back.
Nearby test centres compared
The table below sets Glasgow (Anniesland) against its closest DVSA neighbours using the 2025/26 figures.
| Test centre | Pass rate 2025/26 | vs national average (50%) |
|---|---|---|
| Glasgow (Anniesland) (this centre) | 42% | -8 pts |
| Glasgow (Shieldhall) | 38% | -12 pts |
| Glasgow (Baillieston) | 45% | -5 pts |
| Airdrie | 41% | -9 pts |
Test routes around Glasgow
Glasgow learners tackle some of Scotland’s most demanding urban driving – the multi-lane approaches to the M8 and Kingston Bridge, the dual carriageways on Great Western Road, and the Charing Cross interchange, all common on Anniesland routes. A key local feature examiners often route candidates past is The M8 & Kingston Bridge approaches: Merging onto the M8 and reading the elevated Kingston Bridge slip roads under motorway-speed traffic demands precise speed judgement and lane discipline – and transfers straight to the independent-driving section.
Booking your test at Glasgow (Anniesland) in 2026
Practical driving tests at Glasgow (Anniesland) are booked directly with the DVSA at gov.uk – test booking is self-book only, and since 12 May 2026 third-party scanning or slot-finding apps are banned under DVSA rules. Once booked, you can change your test date up to 2 times, and you need to give at least 10 working days’ notice to do so. Test fees are set by the DVSA at £62 on weekdays or £75 for an evening, weekend or bank holiday slot, and are paid by the learner, not GetMyPass. What GetMyPass does is get you test-ready fast and help you watch for genuine early availability – we never book or arrange your test for you, and the DVSA examiner alone decides who passes – we simply help you maximise your chances.
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FAQs
What is the pass rate at Glasgow (Anniesland)?
The figure GetMyPass holds for Glasgow (Anniesland) is a 42% car practical test pass rate in 2025/26, measured against the 50% national average. On that number it sits at #267 of the 293 DVSA car test centres with published data, making it a tougher-than-average test centre. The DVSA refreshes these statistics every year, so treat the rate as a snapshot of local difficulty rather than a fixed fact about the centre. What actually moves your own odds is preparation on the road network examiners test on – the junctions, roundabouts and traffic patterns around Glasgow. That is the gap structured local tuition closes, and it is exactly where a GetMyPass intensive course concentrates your hours before test day.
How do I book a driving test at Glasgow (Anniesland)?
Booking is something you do yourself rather than through GetMyPass: driving tests at Glasgow (Anniesland) are booked directly with the DVSA at gov.uk, and since 12 May 2026 the DVSA has banned third-party scanning and slot-finding apps, making self-booking the only route. Choose Glasgow (Anniesland) as your preferred centre when you apply. A booked test can be moved up to 2 times, and each change needs at least 10 working days’ notice. Fees are set nationally – £62 on weekdays, £75 for evening, weekend or bank holiday slots – and you pay the DVSA directly. What we handle is different: a GetMyPass course times your training so you reach test standard before your date arrives, with honest guidance on realistic waiting times around Glasgow.
Can GetMyPass help me pass faster at Glasgow (Anniesland)?
GetMyPass can compress the journey, though nobody can promise the result. Our intensive courses around Glasgow are planned against the road network examiners at Glasgow (Anniesland) actually use – the junctions, roundabouts and traffic conditions that decide most tests here. Training runs day by day with one instructor from first lesson to test day, which keeps progress compounding instead of resetting each week. Since Glasgow (Anniesland) is a tougher-than-average test centre, the course leans into the situations local learners find hardest. The DVSA examiner alone decides who passes, and we make no guarantees about the outcome; what we control is how ready you are when you walk in, and readiness is what a GetMyPass course is engineered to maximise.
Where is Glasgow (Anniesland) located?
Students booking with GetMyPass sit their test at Glasgow (Anniesland) itself, which serves Glasgow and the wider Glasgow City area. The centre address is 351 Anniesland Road, Glasgow, G13 1XS. Plan the journey in advance: know where you will park, how long the drive takes at that time of day, and where you will wait before the test starts. Candidates travelling from further afield should build in a generous buffer, because rushing in at the last minute is a poor way to start a test. On the day itself, your GetMyPass instructor meets you ahead of the appointment and confirms the route to the centre in advance, so finding the site is never left to chance.