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Driving Test Qus?

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  • 04-01-2006 12:45am
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    eamoss
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    Hey, Do you have to be insured on a car to do a driving test like do they not provide the car?


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    tk123
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    no they don't provide the car....


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    Capt'n Midnight
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    You have to be insured anytime you are in a car on a public road. :rolleyes:

    If you don't have one then you can usually use the one of your driving instructor.

    www.drivingtest.ie - read the section "preparing for your test"

    You will be asked to read and sign a statement confirming that:

    * the vehicle insurance cover is in place and is adequate.
    * your vehicle is in roadworthy condition - further information in relation to vehicle roadworthiness will be provided with your appointment letter.

    You can ignore this paragraph 'cos the average wait is 40.7 weeks..
    It is the Department's aim to have a national average waiting time for a driving test of 10 weeks. Our ability to meet this target depends on the number of applications received. Accordingly, the average waiting time in certain driving test centres may vary above or below this 10 week figure.
    Have they actually achieved this 10 week target any time since the 1970's ???? /Rant


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