Rome road test site
NYS DMV car road test site in Rome, NY, Oneida County.
- Test starts
- W Embargo St facing N Washington St at VFW
Rome, NY 13440 - Road tests
- Check with NYS DMV
- Booking
- NYS DMV road test booking
Where the test starts
W Embargo St facing N Washington St at VFW
Wording from the NYS DMV road test site list.
Practice routes around Rome
5 loops starting from the test site, 29 miles in all with 75 marked turns, driveable in 3D on your phone. They are built from the road network around Rome so you can practise the local streets; they are not NYS DMV’s test routes, which are not published.
- Route 1 · via East Bloomfield Street9.9 km loop with 9 right turns, 8 left turns and a stretch of South Madison Street.6.1 mi · 17 turns
- Route 2 · via Black River Boulevard North10.3 km loop with 10 right turns, 7 left turns and a stretch of Martin Street.6.4 mi · 17 turns
- Route 3 · via Turin Street8.0 km loop with 10 right turns, 7 left turns and a stretch of South Madison Street.5.0 mi · 17 turns
- Route 4 · via West Thomas Street8.4 km loop with 9 right turns, 5 left turns and a stretch of Black River Boulevard North.5.2 mi · 14 turns
- Route 5 · via South Madison Street9.4 km loop with 7 right turns, 3 left turns and a stretch of South Jay Street.5.9 mi · 10 turns
Other road test sites nearby
Questions
Where does the Rome road test start?
NYS DMV gives the starting point in Rome, Oneida County, as: W Embargo St facing N Washington St at VFW
What are the nearest other road test sites to Rome?
The closest NYS DMV sites that also run road tests are Oneida (13 miles), Utica (16 miles), Herkimer (27 miles).
What is the pass rate at Rome?
NYS DMV does not publish road test pass rates for individual sites, so there is no official figure for Rome.
Can I practise the Rome road test route?
NYS DMV does not publish its test routes. We built 5 practice loops from the site on the surrounding streets, so you can get used to the local junctions and turns before the test.
Site details: NYS DMV road test site list from data.ny.gov (Open NY, no restrictions on use). Hours and services change; confirm with NYS DMV before you travel.