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DVSA comparison · April 2025 to March 2026

Leeds (Colton Mill) vs Leeds (Fearnville)

Leeds (Colton Mill) and Leeds (Fearnville) had the same car driving test pass rate — 51.8% — in April 2025 to March 2026.

Quick answer: Neither centre had a higher pass rate — both sat at 51.8%. Examiners mark every test to the same national standard, so a higher local rate usually reflects quieter roads, not an easier exam.

Leeds (Colton Mill)

51.8%

Pass rate

Tests
6,432
UK rank
168 / 317
vs national
+1.8 pts
Leeds (Fearnville)

51.8%

Pass rate

Tests
4,676
UK rank
169 / 317
vs national
+1.8 pts

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Leeds (Colton Mill) vs Leeds (Fearnville): frequently asked questions

Is Leeds (Colton Mill) or Leeds (Fearnville) easier to pass at?

Leeds (Colton Mill) and Leeds (Fearnville) had the same car driving test pass rate (51.8%) in April 2025 to March 2026, so neither is statistically easier on this measure. Examiners mark every test to the same national standard.

What is the pass rate at Leeds (Colton Mill) and Leeds (Fearnville)?

For April 2025 to March 2026, Leeds (Colton Mill) recorded a 51.8% pass rate (6,432 tests) and Leeds (Fearnville) recorded 51.8% (4,676 tests), per DVSA table DRT122A.

How do these two centres rank nationally?

Leeds (Colton Mill) ranks 168 of 317 UK car test centres by pass rate, and Leeds (Fearnville) ranks 169 of 317. Leeds (Colton Mill) is 1.8 points above the national average and Leeds (Fearnville) is 1.8 points above the national average the national average of 50.0%.

Which centre is busier?

Leeds (Colton Mill) conducted more tests in April 2025 to March 2026 (6,432 versus 4,676). Busier centres often have longer waiting times for a slot.

Source: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), table DRT122A. Reporting period April 2025 to March 2026. Retrieved 2026-06-25. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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