1. By car

Captain Superintendent’s Building, Royal Dockyard SA72 6TD. From the A477 follow London Road then Ferry Lane into the Dockyard—parking signed DVSA.

2. By public transport

• Rail – Pembroke Dock station 0.6 mi east via Station Road.
• Bus – Richards 349 Tenby ↔ Pembroke Dock hourly.

3. Cycling / walking

NCN 4 Celtic Trail West passes the marina—bike hoops on Front Street.

1. A6005 Swiney Way red‑light cam

• Typical slip‑up – running late amber at retail‑park lights.
• Quick fix – decide early, stop for amber.

2. High Rd tram crossings

• Typical slip‑up – failing to yield to trams.
• Quick fix – obey tram signals, turn only when clear.

3. Bye‑Pass Rd 20 mph buffer

• Typical slip‑up – entering estate at 30 mph.
• Quick fix – 2nd gear, 18 mph at sign.

1. About Pembroke Dock Test Centre from a Learner’s View

The mobile unit sets up on Pier Road SA72 6TR beside the Irish ferry port. Starts are kerbside; HGVs to the ferry queue along the same lane. Learners steady nerves with a crawl through the Martello Quays car‑park.

2. What to Expect on the Day

Parallel parking on Bush Street is standard. Independent driving heads along the A477 Cleddau Bridge, loops the A40 to Haverfordwest then returns—prepare for 70‑to‑30 drops. Emergency stops on Front Street straight; mirrors checked at Ferry Lane mini‑roundabouts.

3. After You Pass

Because of ferry mail, photocard delivery can take two weeks. Pass Plus across the M4 Carmarthen spur and A487 coastal route builds confidence for longer trips.

4. What If You Don’t Pass?

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