UK train driver test practice
Pass your
train driver tests.
Realistic practice for every UK train driver psychometric test — Group Bourdon, TRP, TEA-OCC, WAFV and more — plus real interview questions and a community of candidates who've already passed.
8
test types covered
Unlimited
practice attempts
2,400+
self-reported results
Train driver psychometric tests
The 8 train driver psychometric tests
Every UK train operator uses the same set of psychometric tests to assess candidates. These are the 8 tests you'll sit at your assessment — what each one measures, and how to practise it.
How to become a train driver
01
Apply
Find a role and submit your application to a train operating company.
02
Assess
Sit the psychometric tests — Group Bourdon, TRP, TEA-OCC and more.
03
Medical
Pass the medical: eyesight, colour vision, hearing and fitness.
04
Drive
Begin 12–18 months of training and supervised route learning.
Candidates who made it
Real results, self-reported.
“I failed my first Group Bourdon attempt. After 2 weeks of daily practice on Train Driver Pro, I scored 47/50 on my retake.”
The unlimited practice helped me develop the concentration skills needed. The timed simulations were exactly like the real thing.
James M.
•Passed: Group Bourdon
“The WAFV vigilance drills sharpened my focus — I held concentration for the whole session and didn’t miss a single target. It helped me land my role at Great Western Railway.”
Short timed sessions each evening built my concentration stamina. After a few weeks of practice, the real test felt almost easy.
Sarah K.
•Passed: WAFV
“I practiced every psychometric test type and passed every single one on my first attempt.”
The variety of tests and realistic timing prepared me perfectly. I knew exactly what to expect on test day.
David T.
•Passed: Full Test Suite
Train driver guides & tips
All guides →Train driver assessment FAQs
No — you can start practising straight away. An account is optional and only needed if you want to save your scores and track progress across tests.
They are original practice material built to reflect the style, timing and difficulty of the UK train driver psychometric tests, using publicly available information and feedback from candidates who have sat them.
Most UK operators use a core battery including Group Bourdon, TRP1, TRP2, TEA-OCC, WAFV and ATAVT. Use the test finder above to see them in plain English, then check your assessment invitation for the exact set.
Most candidates practise for two to four weeks, 20–30 minutes a day. Consistency beats cramming — start early and focus on your weakest test type.
Built by a
train driver.
Built for realistic practice.
This site was built by someone who sat the UK train driver assessments, remembers how it felt, and wanted to give candidates the realistic practice that helped them pass.
Every test is original practice material built to reflect the format and difficulty of these assessments, refined with feedback from candidates who've been through it.
Built and maintained solo
Former candidate, now a working train driver
If this helped you pass, you can say thanks — it helps cover the server costs and keeps the site improving.
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