Section 3.1 - How to apply for your driving test
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Section 3 - Driving Test
- How to apply for your test
- What you need to do on the day of the test
- The Driving Test
- Secondary controls and Technical checks
- How long the test lasts
- What happens when your test is finished
- What to do if you are not happy with your test result
Section 3.1 - How to apply for your driving test
Section 3.1 - How to apply for your driving test
Once you meet all the conditions for provisional licence holders described in Section 1 and 2 and you have taken driving instruction, the next step is to apply for your driving test.
If you intend to apply by post, you can get an application form from any Garda station or Motor Tax Office. Send the completed form, with a cheque for the test fee, to:
Driver Testing Section
Road Safety Authority
Government Buildings
Ballina
Co. Mayo.
Lo-call: 1890 40 60 40
If you intend to apply online, visit www.drivingtest.ie. You will need to have a credit or debit (Laser) card to hand to pay the fee.
You can get further details about the test, including fees, by contacting the Road Safety Authority or by visiting www.drivingtest.ie.
The Road Safety Authority will introduce a Register of Approved Driving Instructors. All trainee drivers will be recommended to obtain instruction from an Approved Driving Instructor.
