In over 20 years teaching learners across Worcester, the same handful of junctions come up again and again – the ones where tricky positioning, an awkward bit of observation or plain nerves catch people out on test day. Below you will find real drive-throughs of those junctions, so you can see exactly what is coming and how to handle each one before you meet it on your test.
Six Ways is the junction my pupils ask about most, so I have given it its own dedicated walkthrough: Six Ways Roundabout Worcester – a lane-by-lane video guide, covering every approach and the exit you need.
The junctions, one at a time
Tap any video to play it. Each one is a real drive-through on the Worcester test routes.
Worcester Test Centre Roundabout
People often worry about the bus stop here — they think it’s a bus lane, but it isn’t, so don’t let it throw you. Just remember to cancel your signal once you’re in the left lane.
Little London (turning left)
A common test fail here — make sure you check your left shoulder (blind spot) before crossing the bus lane.
St George’s Lane North
Another common test fail — check your left shoulder (blind spot) before crossing the bus lane.
Seabright Avenue
Surprising how many of you get caught out on this one (not mentioning any names..SOPHIE!). Make sure you get in the right hand lane, and ignore the red light as you’re turning right!
Fort Royal Hill
Careful on this one — you’re likely to meet oncoming vehicles, so plan ahead. And don’t forget the stop junction 🛑.
Byfield Rise
A simple mistake that’s often made — if you’re asked to turn right into Byfield Rise, be careful not to turn into the first box.
Canterbury Road
This one comes up a lot on driving tests — watch out for the keep-clear box at the end of Canterbury Road by the traffic lights.
Blackpole Road
There is a STOP sign at the end of Blackpole Road, and rolling the line is a test fail. Come to a complete stop, count to two, then move off when you can see it is clear.
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Worcester Driving Test Junctions FAQ
Ready to tackle these junctions with confidence?
The quickest way to stop worrying about the tricky junctions is to drive them a few times with someone who knows the routes. I will take you through each one at your own pace until it feels routine.