Darts world champion Luke Littler has finally passed his driving test, but it was not without its challenges. The 18-year-old managed to pass his practical test on the first attempt with zero driving faults, but his theory test proved far more difficult, requiring six attempts before success.
Colin Price Driving School shared a photo of Littler on social media, congratulating him on his achievement. Littler, who won the PDC World Championship in January 2025, had previously posted his fifth theory test failure, scoring 44 on hazard perception and 41 on multiple choice—just two marks short of a pass.
He eventually passed the theory test in September, scoring 43 out of 50 on multiple choice—right on the pass mark—and comfortably clearing the hazard perception threshold. Following his world title win, Littler expressed his desire to buy a Mercedes A-Class with his prize money, but acknowledged the need to pass his test first.
Littler now turns his attention to defending his world title at Alexandra Palace, with the tournament beginning on December 11. He has qualified via the order of merit and will face Jeffrey De Graaf in the Players Championship Finals, with top seed Gerwyn Price among those looking to dethrone him.
