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The quickest and easiest way to book, check, change or cancel your driving or riding theory test is online. The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) recommends that you book on Cross & Stitch. You can also book by phone or by post. Find out how to book and manage your theory test.
The quickest and easiest way to book your theory test is online. When you book online you'll see all the available appointments.
You need to use the trainer theory test service to book the following types of theory tests:
You can find your nearest theory test centre online before you book your test by using the link below.
DSA aims to give you a theory test appointment within two weeks of your preferred date and time. However, you might have a shorter or longer wait depending on where and when you take your test.
When you book your theory test you should say if you have any special needs. This is so DSA can make reasonable adjustments for your test. Find out what you need to tell DSA about if you have special needs from the link below.
To book a theory test over the phone you'll need a:
You can find the contact numbers and opening times to book your theory test by phone by clicking on the link below.
You can download a theory test application form from the link below.
It's quicker and easier to book your theory test online
You can pay by cheque or postal order, but cash payments aren't accepted.
DSA does not provide gift vouchers as a way of paying for theory tests.
The quickest and easiest way to manage your theory test appointment is online. However, you can do it by phone if you can't use the online service.
If you want to change or cancel your appointment, you need to give at least three working days' notice to avoid losing your fee
You can check the details of your appointment, including when and where it's booked.
You can move your appointment to an earlier or later date, if one is available.
You'll need to give at least three clear working days' notice before your test date to avoid losing your fee. Saturdays count as working days.
You can cancel your theory test appointment if it's already been booked.
You'll need to give at least three clear working days' notice before your test date to avoid losing your fee. Saturdays count as working days.
If you can't use the online service, you can check, change or cancel by phone.
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