Rules of the Road, test waiting times, & other RSA documentation

Seth Brundle

Rules of the Road

For Ireland's official Rules of the Road, visit: RulesoftheRoad.ie.

Download the February 2008 Rules of the Road as a PDF file (5 MB, English).

Listen to the Rules of the Road audio version.

Read the Rules of the Road in other languages: Irish, Polish, Russian, Chinese Mandarin.

Victor

Helping Learner Drivers to Drive Safely

Alanstrainor

Changes to driving licencing system, effective June 2008

sanf

Updated stats, dated 07/08/2009.

http://www.drivingtest.ie/drivingtest/EnglishStats.pdf

concussion

drivingtest.ie has the following details posted:

drivingtest.ie wrote:

Driving Test Disruption Because of Weather

During the current spell of bad weather some driving tests will be cancelled as test routes will be unsafe at test centres.

If you are scheduled for a driving test and the conditions in your area are unsafe to drive on the day of your test you should not travel to the test centre. For information on road conditions listen to your local radio and updates from the Gardai and the AA.

Where you do not attend for your test because of unsafe roads in your area your test will be rescheduled free of charge. You should contact the RSA cancellation line (1890 406040) as quickly as possible to advise that you will not be sitting your test.

The also detail the cancellations by Centre, presumably it will be updated tomorrow to reflect the latest information.

http://www.drivingtest.ie/drivingtest/

Ant

Victor wrote: »

Helping Learner Drivers to Drive Safely

The link posted by Victor no longer works as it results in a 404 error. Here's the new URL: Helping Learner Drivers to Drive Safely

Alanstrainor

Ant wrote: »

The link posted by Victor no longer works as it results in a 404 error. Here's the new URL: Helping Learner Drivers to Drive Safely

Thanks! I updated the link!

Reg'stoy

Know your enemies but seriously friend recently passed thankfully and while he was learning I became a better driver by re-learning vicariously through him. Interesting to see some of what I personally would consider to be normal driving practices lead to a grade two fault and then maybe a fail.

Strange how they would mark you for not being courteous but also mark you down for beckoning another driver, how are you to make it known that you are letting another driver out .

Don't envy anyone taking their tests, I would love to see a TV program where us 'older' cough drivers were to resit the test.

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