A Government minister has said that he will be checking with the Road Safety Authority every two weeks to see if it is meeting its target to reduce the waiting time for a driving test. Earlier, the ...

The Irish Road Haulage Association has called for "a root and branch review" of the Road Safety Authority and the organisation's operation of the driving test system. The average waiting time for a ...

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 ...

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has launched an action plan aimed at reducing driving test waiting times nationwide. The Government has tasked the RSA with reducing this to the target of 10 weeks. The ...

THE AVERAGE NATIONAL waiting time to receive a driving test invitation has fallen to 16.3 weeks, according to the RSA. While this is below the RSA’s projection for July it is still six weeks above its ...

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) should be penalised financially if it cannot meet targets for driving test wait times, Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore has said. She criticised the lack of ...

THE RSA HAS said it is on course to hit its 10-week target for driving test wait times by September following recent “steady improvements”. At its peak this year in April, the average national wait ...

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MORE than 100,000 people are waiting to sit their driving test with road safety bosses promising to slash wait times in half by the end of the summer. Executives from the Road Safety Authority were ...

Hauliers have accused the Road Safety Authority of “massaging” driving testing figures by moving testers to different categories. The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) claims the RSA moved testers ...