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About Hornsby Service Centre Driving Test Center
The Hornsby test centre is characterized by its steep, hilly terrain and its location on Peats Ferry Road, a high-pedestrian activity zone adjacent to the Westfield shopping precinct. Expect moderate traffic density but significant challenges regarding speed variance, particularly with the 40 km/h limit on the main strip and the strictly enforced school zones around Barker College. The test route is a mix of multi-lane arterial roads like the Pacific Highway, requiring decisive gap selection, and narrow residential streets in Asquith where "hill starts" are a mandatory skill. A critical failure point is the 'blind' stop sign at the centre's exit, requiring a specific double-stop technique. Candidates must demonstrate excellent vehicle control on gradients and acute observation in complex speed zones.
The Hornsby test centre is characterized by its steep, hilly terrain and its location on Peats Ferry Road, a high-pedestrian activity zone adjacent to the Westfield shopping precinct. Expect moderate traffic density but significant challenges regarding speed variance, particularly with the 40 km/h limit on the main strip and the strictly enforced school zones around Barker College. The test route is a mix of multi-lane arterial roads like the Pacific Highway, requiring decisive gap selection, and narrow residential streets in Asquith where "hill starts" are a mandatory skill. A critical failure point is the 'blind' stop sign at the centre's exit, requiring a specific double-stop technique. Candidates must demonstrate excellent vehicle control on gradients and acute observation in complex speed zones.
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