The Newport (Isle of Wight) theory test centre serves candidates across South East. Book the £23 test on GOV.UK, bring your photocard licence, and aim for 43/50 on the multiple-choice part — you can check you're ready with our free mock theory test.
Where is the Newport (Isle of Wight) theory test centre?
Newport (Isle of Wight) Theory Test Centre is at Ground Floor, 48 Lugley Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 5HD (address from GOV.UK’s official theory test centre finder). The theory test is the same everywhere in Great Britain: the same question bank, time limit and pass marks apply at every centre.
- ADDRESS
- Ground Floor, 48 Lugley Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 5HD
- REGION
- SOUTH EAST
- TEST FEE
- £23 · BOOK VIA GOV.UK
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Nearest other centres: Portsmouth (11 mi) · Fareham (12 mi) · Southampton (15 mi) · Chichester (25 mi)
How should you prepare for a test in Newport (Isle of Wight)?
Candidates who sit a full mock under timed conditions before test day walk in knowing what 50 questions in 57 minutes actually feels like.
Take the free mock theory testOr revise a weak area first — all 14 DVSA topics have free practice questions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book a theory test at the Newport (Isle of Wight) centre?
Book through the official GOV.UK service (£23) and choose Newport (Isle of Wight) as your preferred centre. Avoid third-party booking sites — they charge a markup for the same slot.
What do I need to bring on test day?
Your UK photocard driving licence (provisional or full). Arrive 15 minutes early — if you’re late or forget your licence you can’t sit the test and you lose the fee.
What is the nearest alternative to the Newport (Isle of Wight) theory test centre?
Portsmouth Theory Test Centre, about 11 miles away. If Newport (Isle of Wight) has no suitable dates, check nearby centres on GOV.UK when you book — the test, fee and pass mark are the same at every centre.
What is the pass mark at Newport (Isle of Wight)?
The same everywhere in Great Britain: 43 out of 50 multiple-choice questions, plus 44 out of 75 on hazard perception, both in one sitting.