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Learn to drive with one of the leading driving schools in the Carlow-Kildare area. Providing EDT Les

Carlow-Kildare school of motoring is run by Noel Moore who is an RSA Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) with a Fetec Level 6 in driving instruction. Noel has the franchise for Irish School of Motoring in the Carlow, Kildare and West Wicklow area. Noel trained with the Irish School of Motoring, under the supervision of one of the most experienced driving instructors in Ireland and went on to get a Certificate of Excellence in Driving instruction from Irish School of Motoring. Noel has extensive experience in driving instruction having worked as an instructor in North Dublin for over 2 years and is now operating in the Carlow/Kildare/West Wicklow area. Noel actively promotes and teaches driving to a very high standard, ensuring that all his pupils pass their driving test as quickly as possible with a very good level of competence and awareness.

16/09/2026

Well done to Molly who passed her test first time in Carlow. Just one mark. Excellent result. Congratulations

10/09/2026

05/07/2020

Hi everyone, after a long break I am back up and running and taking bookings for lessons. As you can imagine driving lessons will be a bit different but together we will get through it. You will need to bring a face mask with you for lessons. I will be wearing a mask and sanitising the car before and after each lesson. There will be some more changes but we can talk about these at the time of booking. Get booking on 087 3253000

19/03/2020

Hi Everyone, I have been in touch with most of my students since I stopped working on the 13th, but for anyone looking to book lessons, in light of the advice given by the government and the chief medical officer into the fast evolving Covid-19 situation, it has become impossible to practice social distancing in the confined space of a car. I like, most driving schools, have had to suspend all driving lessons until the 29th of March or until we are told it is safe to proceed with driving lessons. For those of you who have lessons booked with me I will contact you to rearrange the lesson as soon as things get back to normal. I would like to thank you for your support in these challenging times. Take care, Noel

23/05/2017

Well done to James O' Leary who passed his test in Naas today with only 3 marks.

16/01/2014

Hi Folks,
Just came across the video clip below and said I would post it.
It just highlights the importance of always being aware of other road users. Even when you pass your test you are still learning all the time and you can't let your concentration go for a second.

This is an excerpt for thejournal.ie..''There were 189 traffic fatalities in 2013, up from 160 in 2012 – an increase of 17.5 per cent in just one year. Of these, almost exactly half – 95 – were drivers while 32 of the deaths were passengers.

Pedestrians accounted for 30 of the deaths, 27 were motorcyclists, and 5 of the people who died were cyclists.

January and August tied for the most fatal month on Ireland’s roads with 19 deaths each, followed by July with 18 fatalities.

It follows years of significant decline as a concerted effort by authorities saw a dramatic reduction in the number of traffic fatalities. By comparison, 279 people died on the roads just five years ago in 2008, which fell to 238 in 2009.

Gay Byrne, the head of the Road Safety Authority said Ireland has ‘dropped our guard’ when it comes to road deaths.

“As a result we have managed to kill 27 more people this year compared to last,” he said. “It’s a stark way to put it but it’s the truth. It represents a very worrying development and highlights the need for all road users to be more vigilant”.

Have a look at this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaDjuusM2p0

https://www.facebook.com/vidfuny

17/01/2013

The latest advertisement released by Department of Environment Northern Ireland to promote road safety. Hard hitting but it really brings home the importance of sharing the road. Remember when you're driving to put yourself in the shoes of other road users. Safe driving. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9_42_cOm9E

The latest advertisement released by Department of Environment Northern Ireland to promote road safety.

24/08/2012

Live cinema advertising has been used for the first time in Scotland as part of the country roads campaign by the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland (part of Transport Scotland). Have a look at the video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMDcIGIRr5I&feature=plcp

Live cinema advertising has been used for the first time in Scotland as part of the country roads campaign by the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotlan...

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Main Street
Naas
CO.KILDARE

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+353873253000

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http://www.edt-drivinglessons.ie/

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