This 9.6 km route is the shortest from Morden test centre, taking about 26 minutes. It follows a northwest loop through Martin Way, Bushey Road, and the quiet residential grid of Raynes Park, returning via Cannon Hill Lane and Grand Drive. With the fewest traffic signals (14) of any Morden route, it flows more steadily than others.

Watch Out For

A stop sign on London Road requires a complete halt; rolling through is a serious fault. A bike lane on Arundel Avenue means cyclists may be alongside you, so check before turning. The U-turn point near Links Avenue is tight, so full observation of both directions is essential. Bushey Road at 30 mph has multiple side turnings where traffic emerges without warning.

Route Features

The route is dominated by 20 mph residential streets with a 30 mph section along Bushey Road. Eight left turns and six right turns test balanced junction handling. One roundabout sits near the Martin Way junction. The residential streets around Wimbledon Chase are tree-lined with limited forward visibility at bends.

Test Manoeuvres

Pull up on the left is expected near Tudor Drive. The examiner may request a forward bay park in this area or use the quiet streets off Crossway for a reverse manoeuvre.

Key Tips

Come to a full stop at the London Road stop sign, pause, then look both ways before moving off. Watch for cyclists in the Arundel Avenue bike lane before making any left turns. On the Martin Way roundabout, give way to traffic from the right and signal left when leaving.