Belvedere (London) Driving Test Routes

Key Test Route Highlights

Complex Roundabout Sequences

Many routes feature back-to-back roundabouts, especially around Bronze Age Way and Eastern Way. It’s important to stay calm, read signs early, and maintain good lane discipline at all times.

Tight Residential Turns

Areas like Ightham Road, Glenview, and Park Crescent involve navigating narrow residential streets. They can feel tight and will require careful positioning and mirror checks - and you can expect to meet oncoming traffic.

Urban and Dual Carriageway Driving

You’ll likely switch between quieter local roads and faster roads like the A2016 (Eastern Way) or Bronze Age Way. Adjust your speed appropriately, join any dual carriageways smoothly, and anticipate lane changes early for slip roads and exits.

Unusual Junction Layouts

Departing and returning to the test centre involves offset junctions and tight turns, particularly on Woolwich Road and Albert Road. Practise good clutch control throughout, look carefully in both directions, and be prepared for reduced visibility when joining main roads.