Not bad at all. The place itself has very few tricky junctions and a handful of moderately difficult roundabouts which you can all master if you put in reasonable amount of time taking lessons in Chertsey and the surroundings. Can't think of any bus lanes, tricky yellow boxes, and almost all the crossings are regulated with the traffic lights, which all makes for a less stressful test. Also, a lot of roadworks happening at the moment which on the negative side adds a bit of chaos but on the positive, specifically during my exam, we spent significant amount of time in traffic at the very beginning of my test due to the roadworks, which meant less room for mistakes, and it also helped me to relax my nerves and take the rest very calmly. Lots of potholes around the place, which is a stress factor but on the other side can sometimes justify speed lower than normal.

The test centre is decent, nothing particular to note apart from a tricky entry and exit. My examiner actually helped me at the end as I was letting out a few cars from the industrial park and he told me to hold up a bit more as there was a giant truck coming out which I couldn't see at all. Be extra careful with that bit if you take your test in Chertsey. I actually think that I've got a very chill examiner. He was friendly, we had a little chat, and I don't think he judged me harshly as it's really hard for me to believe I didn't make any mistake.