Impact assessment

Impact of moving Falkirk driving test centre

Impact assessment about the relocation of Falkirk driving test centre (DTC) to Grangemouth.

From:
Driving Standards Agency
Published
28 November 2012

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

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Details

The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has closed the driving test centre at Falkirk and opened a new one in Grangemouth. This is to improve facilities for driving examiners and candidates.

The new test centre opened on 9 November 2012.

DSA considers that driving test candidates and staff won鈥檛 have any significant or detrimental impact on their journeys to the centre, or on its driving test routes.

The new centre is easily accessible via the network of main roads in the area. It鈥檚 located 4.2 miles away from the original centre.

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Published 28 November 2012

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