We no longer have a tractor, so we can't offer the same service we used to. However, you can do it yourself with your own tractor.
Requirements:
- You must be aged 16 or over.
- Have a UK Provisional driving licence. There is no theory test for taking your tractor test.
- You need a tractor that is no wider than 2.45 metres
How to get started:
Step 1: You need a National Insurance number to apply for your provisional licence. If you haven't yet received your National Insurance card call them on 0300 200 3500.
Step 2: You need to apply for your provisional licence. You can do this from age 15 and 9 months. It costs £34 online. Apply Here!
Step 3: Once you receive your provisional licence you can then book your tractor test. The DVSA test fee is £62. You can book the test by clicking here.
Step 4: When you book your test it will be processed and your local test centre will contact you with a date. This could be up to 3 months time. Tractor test slots take up three car test slots, making it difficult to get last minute cancellations.
Step 5: Take your tractor driving test. Make sure you display L plates front and back. The tractor must be road worthy, with no cracked mirrors or light lenses. All lights and the horn must work.
Check out the government website for more details:
