TNC School of Motoring

28/11/2024

https://www.chill.ie/blog/learn-to-drive-automatic-or-manual/?fbclid=PAY2xjawG1Ir1leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABpgYN0J-h56XjPHxR6RRgj-OqCX2lcNPnXszTy0YeiI8I8u16mKll1Ov1tw_aem_vjbLBnTdBH2aXZe6ezzwMw

Should you learn to drive with an automatic or manual car? Weigh the pros and cons to help make the right choice for you.

09/08/2022

Are you applying for a First Time Learner Permit 💻

You'll need a fully completed eyesight report form, dated within one month, for your application 📄

🔗https://www.ndls.ie/learner-driver/my-first-learner-permit.html

09/05/2021

Essential workers are permitted to do EDT lessons Monday 10/05/21 onwards.
All other learners allowed to return in a few weeks, depending on Covid situation.

08/04/2021

print Galway Bay fm newsroom – Over 5,000 learners are waiting to take their driving test in Galway. According to figures obtained by the Labour party, over 3,000 applicants, who have completed their driver training in Galway city and county are awaiting a test date. A further 1,600 learners are d...

02/04/2021

Level 5 restrictions and Essential Driver Training

Under Level 5 government restrictions, Approved Driving Instructors (ADIs) are not permitted to provide Essential Driver Training (EDT), even to essential workers. The only time an ADI can offer their services is for a pre-test lesson - that is, to someone who has already completed their EDT and has a driving test appointment.

The ADI portal is closed

The ADI portal will remain closed until Government restrictions have been lifted so EDT sessions cannot be uploaded or updated at this time. Anyone who received Essential Driver Training during Level 5, did so in breach of Government restrictions. Therefore the RSA cannot enter into any correspondence seeking such sessions to be uploaded to the portal. Nor can we provide customers with correspondence to complete their EDT.
The RSA had no role or input in setting these restrictions. They have been put in place by Government and the relevant health authorities.

16/10/2020

RSA services update...
Coronavirus (COVID – 19) Services Update

The Government has announced restrictions to further prevent the spread of COVID 19 for Donegal, Cavan and Monaghan as these counties are moving to Level 4 from midnight Thursday 15 October until Tuesday 10 November. The rest of the country remains at level 3. RSA services and services that are operated on behalf of the RSA will remain open for business at level 3 and level 4 and customers should turn up for appointments. These services include Driver testing, Driver Theory Test, National Driver Licence Service, National Car Test Service (NCTS) and Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness Testing (CVRT). These services will continue to operate in line with government health guidelines for delivering essential services.

12/07/2020

We're two weeks back at driving lessons now and I'm glad to say everyone has been great adapting to the Covid-19 restrictions. Everyone has been diligent with the face masks, hand sanitizer and the likes. I've been cleaning all touch points in the car between lessons and we will be continuing these steps going forward for the next while. Just mighty lads and ladies 👍😁
Hope everyone is enjoying the weekend.

27/06/2020

https://www.facebook.com/217083884987932/posts/3590345417661745/

The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross and the Road Safety Authority (RSA) have confirmed that the driver testing service will restart on a gradual basis during Phase 3 of the road map for easing of Covid19 restrictions.

Full details here - https://bit.ly/38cAmAP

As the permits of some learner drivers will expire before they have had an opportunity to sit the practical driving test, Minister Ross has also announced that he is to further extend the period of validity of learner permits.

Full details here - https://bit.ly/38cAmAP

03/05/2020

https://www.facebook.com/171586486554831/posts/1239453276434808/

25/03/2020

RSA Suspends Driving Test Service Until 19th April http://bit.ly/2Q7fC4H

19/02/2020

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2020/0217/1115822-speed-zones/

Use our interactive map to see where the new safety cameras are located on 1,322 stretches of road around the country.

21/10/2019

https://www.facebook.com/143746995685581/posts/2726312690762319/

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The Galway garda division recorded 27 car seizures from unaccompanied learner drivers since a law came into force late last year. It is an offence for a learner permit holder to drive unless they are accompanied by a fully licenced driver. A more recent amendment allows a ...