Jordan School of Motoring

01/11/2026

We have been a member of the PDIA for several years, working on improving road safety around learning to drive in Ireland.

https://pdia.ie/

29/10/2026

Changes to multiple learner permits take effect from 1 November 2026.

If you're applying for a third or fourth learner permit, you must have taken a driving test within the previous two years.

Simply booking a test or being on a waiting list is not enough.

If you reach the end of your fourth or subsequent learner permit and need to continue learning, you may be required to restart the learning-to-drive process.

If you're on your second, third or subsequent learner permit, check how the changes may affect you and plan ahead.

Find out more: https://www.rsa.ie/services/learner-drivers/learner-permit/multiple-learner-permits

29/10/2026

Appropriate speed limits are needed protect all road users.

Leixlip Road Safety Strategy 2026–2030.

The R148 from Louisa Bridge to Lidl, Leixlip is currently a 60km/h road.

With 3 pedestrian traffic lights along this road, a narrow bicycle lane on Louisa bridge and a busy pedestrian route with Leixlip Amenities and Royal Canal Greenway.

A reduction of speed from the current 60km/h to 50km/h would help to make this road safer for all users.

28/10/2026

Hopefully Kildare County Council can resurface this footpath soon

Leixlip Road Safety Strategy 2026–2030.

Accommodation Road L5056, the footpath leading up to train station is uneven and a trip hazard for users.

27/10/2026

A road map for road safety in Leixlip.

27/10/2026

Leixlip Driving Test Centre Data for September 2026.

26/10/2026

Some great recommendations for improvements to infrastructure in Leixlip, to reduce road crashes.

25/10/2026

A plan to reduce road crashes in Leixlip and move our town towards Vision Zero.

20/10/2026

Great to see local road safety concerns highlighted and reported to Kildare County Council.

18/10/2026

We need a Learner Driver Support Programme in Leixlip to help learner drivers who struggle to find a passenger to accompany them.