In Brussels, the category B practical test is held at two centres: Schaerbeek-Evere and Anderlecht. PermisRoute has routes that start from each of them, and the app guides you by voice in English.
Rue Colonel Bourg 118, 1140 Evere
10 routes + 1 free · 12 to 29 km
Mostly through Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, Schaerbeek, Evere and Etterbeek.
Rue du Labeur 3/9, 1070 Anderlecht
10 routes + 1 free · 12 to 24 km
Mostly through Anderlecht, Forest, Drogenbos and Saint-Gilles.
The app and its voice guidance work in English, as well as French and Dutch. You can change the language at any time in the settings, and you can write to us in English.
The Brussels centres don't publish their test routes: the examiner chooses the route on the day. Ours start from the centre and go through the spots where people go wrong most, so the area isn't new to you when you take the test.
How the practical test works in Brussels →
Free to download. At each centre, one route unlocks with two short videos and stays open. For more routes, there is a monthly pack per centre: Essential Pack (5 routes, €13.99 a month) or Preparation Pack (10 routes, €19.99 a month).
Yes. The app and its voice guidance are available in English, as well as French and Dutch, and you can write to us in English.
Both of them: Brussels (Schaerbeek-Evere) at Rue Colonel Bourg 118, 1140 Evere, and Brussels Anderlecht at Rue du Labeur 3/9, 1070 Anderlecht.
No. The Brussels centres don't publish their test routes, and the examiner chooses the route on the day.
Yes. On iPhone, the guidance also shows on the car screen with CarPlay. Android Auto comes with the Google Play version.
