Driving test wait should fall to 10 weeks this year

Driving test wait should fall to 10 weeks this year

The Chief Operating Officer with the Road Safety Authority has said waiting times for driving tests should be down to ten weeks by the start of September.

RSA sets out plan to get wait time for driving tests down to 10 weeks by the end of the summer

More test centres and longer opening hours are to help meet the “unprecedented” demand.

Driving test waiting times to be cut to 10 weeks, says RSA

Lengthy waiting times for driving tests will be cut to ten weeks by the start of September, the Road Safety Authority has claimed. Currently, provisional licence-holders are waiting an average of 27 weeks for their test. And there is an ‘unprecedented’ backlog of 100,000 L-plate drivers seeking a test date. Now Road Safety Authority (RSA) staff have offered to work bank holidays and conduct tests early in the morning, later in the evening and on…

RSA needs to explain plans to cut driving test waiting times to Transport Committee – Murphy

Answers are needed from the Road Safety Authority (RSA) on the significant increase in waiting times for driving tests and how it will be addressed, a Fine Gael Deputy has said. Deputy Michael Murphy, the Chair of the Oireachtas Transport Committee, has urged the RSA to outline plans to address the issue of waiting times […] The post RSA needs to explain plans to cut driving test waiting times to Transport Committee – Murphy appeared first on Fi…

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