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Mittagong Service NSW Driving Test Routes Book Test
Typical Speed Limits Test routes around Mittagong primarily cover 50 km/h residential streets such as Bessemer Street, Pioneer Street, Main Street, and Crimea Street. The Old Hume Highway and Bowral Road carry an 80 km/h limit, providing a higher-speed driving experience. Anatolia Avenue and Sunset Point Drive in newer estates are 50 km/h. Watch for 40 km/h school zones during operating hours.
Traffic Conditions Mittagong is a quiet Southern Highlands town with generally light traffic on residential streets. However, the Old Hume Highway can be busier with through-traffic. The test area includes 13 sets of traffic signals, mostly located along the Old Hume Highway and Main Street. With a 60.4% pass rate, this centre presents moderate difficulty. The transition between 50 km/h town streets and 80 km/h highway sections requires careful speed management.
Key Features There are no roundabouts on the common test routes, which is unusual. Instead, routes rely heavily on signalised and give-way intersections. The Old Hume Highway provides experience with higher-speed driving and turning onto and off a busy road. Newer residential estates near Anatolia Avenue and Sunset Point Drive feature wide streets with gentle curves. The older town centre around Main Street and Crimea Street has narrower roads with angle parking.
Common Test Manoeuvres Candidates should practise three-point turns on quiet streets like Elsworth Avenue, Brewster Street, and Priestley Street. Kerbside stops along Etheridge Street and Sedgman Avenue are commonly tested. Turning onto and off the Old Hume Highway at 80 km/h requires confident gap selection. Left and right turns at signalised intersections on Main Street and Bowral Road are frequent. Speed management during the 50-to-80 km/h transition is critical.
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