The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has said that it has delivered on the commitments set out in its Driving Test Action Plan, ...

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has said that its action plan to deliver a reduction in waiting times for driving tests has ...

MORE than a thousand people are waiting to sit their truck and bus driving test according to shock new claims. The Irish Road Haulage Association has accused the Road Safety Authority (RSA) of ...

THE IRISH ROAD HAULAGE Association (IRHA) has accused the RSA of “massaging” figures for waiting lists for driving tests for cars by moving testing away from buses and trucks. Last week, the RSA ...

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The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has announced “significant” progress in reducing national driving test waiting times. The organisation said it has surpassed its own mid-August target and is moving ...

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Road hauliers have accused the Road Safety Authority of “robbing Peter to pay Paul”, claiming it has massaged driving test figures by moving bus and truck testers to car testing to reduce wait times.

The average waiting time for a driving test has hit the 10-week target before the September 1st deadline set by Minister of State for Transport Sean Canney, but the number of no-shows increased again ...

The Association of Farm and Forestry Contractors (FCI) has said that plans to introduce a tractor driving test is "not a suitable response to safety issues".

As of today, the waiting time for a driving test in Ennis has reduced to 8.5 weeks, however the wait time in both Shannon and ...

DRIVING test wait times in Carlow and Kilkenny have dropped dramatically to just seven weeks, making them among the lowest in the country, according to local Fianna Fáil TD Peter Chap Cleere.