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Waiting time updated to 8 weeks, was 15 weeks.DVSA data to October 2026.
Pass rate updated to 46%, was 45%. Centre details updated: phone number and opening hours. Pass rate updated with DVSA figures for 2025 to 2026.
Fail points: 4 updated. Route guides added: a summary, the types of road, a step by step timeline with the tricky spots, and every road on the route.
Page published with 5 routes. Pass rate added: 45%.

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Watch driving test routes in Burgess Hill

Preparing for your practical test at Burgess Hill test centre? Every route below is filmed in 4K from the driver's seat, showing the real roads, roundabouts and junctions the examiners use. Watching them before test day helps you see where faults happen and walk in knowing what to expect, at a centre with a 46% pass rate. It can be the difference between a pass and a retake.

Jane Murray Way roundabout Charles Avenue roundabout with two lanes Victoria Road parked cars Sussex Way T junction right turn Triangle Way roundabout Sussex Way double roundabout Mill Road give way with hedges Leylands Road right turn Valebridge Road railway bridge and sharp bends Burgess Hill DTC
Route 1: Burgess Hill Bolnore Village 24 min · 14.3 km · 4K
46%
Pass rate
4 pts below avg
8w
Wait time
booking wait
5
Routes
filmed in 4K
16
Junctions
covered
Stats source: gov.uk Pass rate: year to March 2026 Waiting time: October 2026 Pass rates for all test centres

Watch Burgess Hill Driving Test Routes in 4K

We've filmed 5 routes around Burgess Hill in 4K, mapped from real driving tests. They cover the roads, roundabouts and junctions that come up again and again, like A272, B2112 and A23, so the route feels familiar before you've even pulled off the test centre.

Routes covered: Burgess Hill Bolnore Village, Burgess Hill Hassocks, Burgess Hill St Johns Common, Burgess Hill A23 and Burgess Hill Ansty Cross. Each one filmed end to end from the driver's seat.

Route 1: Burgess Hill Bolnore Village
4K
Hard

Route 1: Burgess Hill Bolnore Village

20 to 25 min · 14.3 km · A272 → William Way → London Road +2 more roads
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Route 2: Burgess Hill Hassocks
4K
Very easy

Route 2: Burgess Hill Hassocks

25 to 30 min · 14.8 km · B2112 → William Way → Jane Murray Way +2 more roads
Full route in 4K
Route 3: Burgess Hill St Johns Common
4K
Very hard

Route 3: Burgess Hill St Johns Common

30 to 35 min · 16 km · William Way → Jane Murray Way → Gatehouse Lane +2 more roads
Full route in 4K
Route 4: Burgess Hill A23
4K
Moderate

Route 4: Burgess Hill A23

35 to 40 min · 26.2 km · A23 → William Way → Dumbrells Farm Way +2 more roads
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Route 5: Burgess Hill Ansty Cross
4K
Easy

Route 5: Burgess Hill Ansty Cross

20 to 25 min · 17.3 km · A23 → William Way → Sussex Way +2 more roads
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Avoid minors and majors in Burgess Hill

The 16 tricky spots on the route where tests pick up faults, filmed from the driver's seat, with driving test tips for each one, so nothing catches you out on the day.

On the Burgess Hill routes we cover Sussex Way double roundabout, Leylands Road right turn, Overtaking the lorry on the A23, North End give way in our lane, Valebridge Road railway bridge and sharp bends and 11 other tricky spots, each filmed with what to watch for.

Most fails come down to a handful of faults: see the top 10 reasons people fail and how faults are marked.

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Read our guide: Who has priority at a junction? How to take junctions on your test
Read our guide: Rules for roundabouts in the UK: lanes, signals and who goes first
Read our guide: Rules for roundabouts in the UK: lanes, signals and who goes first
Read our guide: Who has priority at a junction? How to take junctions on your test
Read our guide: Who has priority at a junction? How to take junctions on your test
Read our guide: Who has priority at a junction? How to take junctions on your test
Read our guide: Dual carriageways: speed limits, lanes and slip roads
Read our guide: Who has priority at a junction? How to take junctions on your test
Read our guide: Dual carriageways: speed limits, lanes and slip roads
Read our guide: Dual carriageways: speed limits, lanes and slip roads
Read our guide: Observation on your driving test: mirrors, blind spots and lane changes
Read our guide: Who has priority at a junction? How to take junctions on your test
Read our guide: Dual carriageways: speed limits, lanes and slip roads

About Burgess Hill Driving Test Centre

Burgess Hill Test Centre (William Way, Victoria Business Park, Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 9AG) has a pass rate of 46%, which is 4 percentage points below the national average of 50%, with a current waiting time of 8 weeks, 2 weeks shorter than the national average. Our 5 filmed routes cover roads including A272, William Way, London Road, Park Road, Leylands Road, B2112, with an average drive time of 28 minutes and a difficulty range of very easy to very hard.

The most challenging spots on Burgess Hill test routes include Sussex Way double roundabout, Leylands Road right turn, Overtaking the lorry on the A23, North End give way in our lane and Valebridge Road railway bridge and sharp bends, junctions where candidates frequently pick up serious and minor faults. Watching our video guides for these junctions before your test gives you step by step instructions and an idea on what to expect.

RH15 9AG
Address William Way, Victoria Business Park, Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 9AG RH15 9AG
DVSA enquiries 0300 200 1122
Opening hours Tests by appointment only, booked through DVSA

Burgess Hill vs nearby test centres

How Burgess Hill compares with the closest alternatives on pass rate and waiting time.

Burgess Hill test centre has a 46% pass rate. Here is how it compares with the nearest alternatives on pass rate and waiting time. Crawley sits close by with a 43% pass rate. Worthing has a higher pass rate at 60%. A higher rate does not make a centre easier for you: you pass by being ready for the roads where you are tested. Redhill Aerodrome has a higher pass rate at 54%. A higher rate does not make a centre easier for you: you pass by being ready for the roads where you are tested. Eastbourne has a higher pass rate at 55%. A higher rate does not make a centre easier for you: you pass by being ready for the roads where you are tested.

Test centre Pass rate Wait Routes Distance
Burgess Hill You're here 46% 8 wk 5 –
Crawley 43% 15 wk 6 9.2 mi
Worthing 60% 14 wk – 13.9 mi
Redhill Aerodrome 54% 11 wk 5 18.4 mi
Eastbourne 55% 5 wk – 21.9 mi
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Burgess Hill driving test FAQ

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The pass rate at Burgess Hill is currently 46%, which is 4 percentage points below the national average of 50%. You can improve your chances by familiarising yourself with the 5 driving test routes we have filmed from this centre.

The current estimated waiting time for a driving test at Burgess Hill is approximately 8 weeks. Wait times vary throughout the year. You can check the latest availability on the DVSA booking service.

We have filmed 5 driving test routes from Burgess Hill Driving Test Centre, covering key roads including A272, William Way, London Road, Park Road, Leylands Road, B2112. While the examiner may vary the exact route on test day, our filmed routes cover the main roads and junctions used on the Burgess Hill practical driving test.

Burgess Hill Driving Test Centre is located at William Way, Victoria Business Park, Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 9AG. You can find directions and parking information in the location section below.

Yes, you can use your own car for the driving test at Burgess Hill, provided it meets the DVSA requirements — it must be roadworthy, have valid insurance covering you for a driving test, have L-plates displayed, and have a working rear-view mirror for the examiner.

Route 1: Burgess Hill Bolnore Village 4K

Route 1: Burgess Hill Bolnore Village

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Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Route 1 from Burgess Hill test centre heads out through Park Road and Leylands Road to the rural lanes of Valebridge Road and Rocky Lane, with a railway underpass, a sharp bend under a railway bridge and a long wait at a busy right turn. It comes back on the 60 mph Traunstein Way and Isaac's Lane, a 50 mph road with sharp bends, then the double roundabout on Sussex Way and the parked cars of Victoria Avenue and Victoria Road.

Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Types of road
Residential streets30 mph town roads60 mph A roadsRural lanes with sharp bends10 roundaboutsRailway underpass and bridgeParked carsKEEP CLEAR markings
Tricky spots on this route
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Route 2: Burgess Hill Hassocks 4K Premium

Route 2: Burgess Hill Hassocks

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Route 2 from Burgess Hill test centre is the long run out along the B2112 to North End and back through Hassocks. It leaves through the town centre with KEEP CLEAR markings, takes the 40 and 60 mph B roads along Folders Lane and Common Lane to the narrow streets of North End, where oncoming traffic has priority, and returns on Keymer Road, a busy shopping street with parked cars and cyclists, and a right turn at traffic lights onto London Road.

Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Types of road
30 mph town roads40 and 60 mph B roadsNarrow village streets12 roundaboutsTraffic lights with filter arrowKEEP CLEAR markingsParked cars and cyclistsRoadworks
Tricky spots on this route
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Route 3: Burgess Hill St Johns Common 4K Premium

Route 3: Burgess Hill St Johns Common

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Route 3 from Burgess Hill test centre starts with the roundabouts on the 40 mph Jane Murray Way, then winds through the quiet estate roads of The Acorns to a busy T junction onto Sussex Way. It crosses the town centre on West Street, Civic Way and Station Road, takes the narrow Ockley Lane out to Keymer Road and comes back through Hassocks with a right turn at traffic lights and roadworks on Jane Murray Way.

Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Types of road
40 mph A roadQuiet estate roads30 mph town roadsRural lane with a sharp bend14 roundaboutsTraffic lightsBusy shopping streetsRoadworks
Tricky spots on this route
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Route 4: Burgess Hill A23 4K Premium

Route 4: Burgess Hill A23

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Moderate35 to 40 min

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Route 4 from Burgess Hill test centre is the longest route and spends over four minutes on the 70 mph A23. It leaves on Jane Murray Way and the A2300, joins the A23 at Hickstead, overtakes a lorry and leaves for Hassocks on a slip road with a sharp bend. It comes back through Hassocks on the 40 and 60 mph London Road and through the centre of Burgess Hill on Civic Way, Mill Road and Leylands Road, with KEEP CLEAR markings and parked cars.

Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Types of road
70 mph dual carriagewaySlip roads40 and 60 mph A roads30 mph town roads15 roundaboutsOvertakingKEEP CLEAR markingsParked cars
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Route 5: Burgess Hill Ansty Cross 4K Premium

Route 5: Burgess Hill Ansty Cross

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Easy20 to 25 min

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Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Route 5 from Burgess Hill test centre goes north through Victoria Road and Sussex Way to the rural 60 mph Cuckfield Road and Harvest Hill, with bends and a lorry coming the other way, then through Ansty village. It joins the 70 mph A23 at Bolney Road, overtakes a slow tractor and a lorry, and returns on the A2300 and the roundabouts of the 40 mph Jane Murray Way.

Filmed in 4K by our driving instructor, with tips on screen at every junction.

Types of road
70 mph dual carriagewaySlip roadsRural 60 mph roads with bends30 mph village14 roundaboutsOvertakingParked cars
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