Free driving test routes for your practical test
Good preparation for your practical test shouldn't depend on your budget. That's why every practice route on Gratis-Examenroutes.be is completely free, sorted by test centre in Belgium. You open a route, look at the course and start practising, with no account and no paywall.
In short
- All routes are free, with no account or subscription
- Sorted by test centre, so you practise where your test really takes place
- Works on your phone, tablet or computer, even on the go
- You get the best results by combining routes with driving lessons or a supervisor
Why are these routes free?
Preparing for the practical test already costs enough: driving lessons, test fees, fuel. Information about the area around your test centre shouldn't add to that. That's why we deliberately keep Gratis-Examenroutes.be open and free to use.
Every candidate, whatever their driving school or budget, should have the same chance to get to know the roads around their test centre beforehand. That makes test day more predictable and therefore less stressful.
What exactly is in a free driving test route?
A driving test route is an example course near a test centre. It gives you a realistic picture of the traffic situations you may meet there, so you can practise with purpose instead of driving around at random.
- A map of the example course around the test centre
- The typical situations along the way: roundabouts, give-way-to-the-right junctions, school zones, 30 km/h zones and busy approach roads
- Points of attention per route, so you know where to be extra careful
- An overview per test centre, so you find the right area straight away
Tip: A route is an example, not a guarantee. The examiner decides on the day which way you drive. The goal is to recognise the area and the situations, not to memorise a single course.
How to get the most out of free practice routes
Opening a route is just the start. You only really benefit when you drive it and reflect on it afterwards. This approach works best:
- Find your test centre and first look at the route on the map so you know what to expect.
- Drive the route with your driving instructor or supervisor, preferably at different times of the day.
- Pay special attention to the hardest spots: busy junctions, roundabouts, school zones and speed zones.
- After each drive, talk about what went well and what could be better, then drive the tricky parts again.
- Don't rely on a single drive just before the test. Spread your practice over several weeks.
Who are free driving test routes for?
The routes are for anyone preparing for the practical test for a category B licence: candidates learning with a driving school, candidates practising with a supervisor, and candidates retaking the test after an earlier attempt.
Parents and supervisors also find them useful. They don't always know where to take their candidate, and a route per test centre immediately gives them a concrete plan.
Choose your test centre
Pick your test centre below to go straight to the free practice routes for it. Not sure where your test takes place? Check with your driving school or your invitation first.
Frequently asked questions
Are the driving test routes really completely free?
Yes. You don't need an account, a subscription or any payment. You open a route and can start straight away.
Is this the exact route I will have to drive on my test?
No. The examiner decides on the day which way you drive. The routes are examples from the area around the test centre, so you get to know the situations you may meet there.
Do I still need driving lessons if I practise these routes?
Routes don't replace driving lessons, they add to them. The best preparation combines lessons at a recognised driving school with targeted practice in the area around your test centre.
Can I view the routes on my phone?
Yes. The site works on phone, tablet and computer. Always let your supervisor or instructor handle the navigation while you drive, so you can concentrate on the traffic.
How often should I practise a route?
There is no fixed rule. Ideally drive it several times, on different days and at different times, and repeat especially the parts where you hesitate.
