My provisional is on the post.
Im just wondering what is the quickest way to get/pass the driving test.Is there any?
Cheers.
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My provisional is on the post.
Im just wondering what is the quickest way to get/pass the driving test.Is there any?
Cheers.
I think if you say you need it for work or something like that you will get called to do it quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by jorge
here for waiting times and pass rates by centre -some are easier than others by some margin
Get a letter from work on headed paper saying that they need you to drive for them urgently, that should help quicken up the proccess (it worked for anyone I done it for anyway).
Well obviously you need to know how to drive and have a good, clear understanding of the rules of the road!!! Get a letter from work, or just ring and ask for a cancellation, do a load of pre-tests and one on the day of the test and you should be fine!
Then again, I did 2 pre-tests, one about 6 months before my test and one 2 days before, did the test, and passed first time!!!
Get a letter from work on headed paper saying that they need you to drive for them urgently, that should help quicken up the proccess (it worked for anyone I done it for anyway).
and here was me thinking i was the only one who did that!!
Sure they advise you of this option on the website itself!:p.Quote:
Originally Posted by theleprechaun
Ah Crap. I've been waiting almost a year for a test in finglas and it's only got a 45% pass rate
Cheers.
Whats a pre test and how can you do it?
Jebus, look at Navan compared to Cavan !! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
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Originally Posted by Block G Raptor
Which is it? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Block G Raptor
The Driver Testing Section is in Mayo and the west of Ireland has some of the highest pass rates. Strange coincidence...
Ballina 56.6
Buncrana 65.2
Carrick-On-Shannon 59.7
Clifden 63.3
Ennis 64.9
Galway 63.0
Loughrea 63.1
Roscommon 61.3
Shannon 68.2
Tuam 65.5
If you need it for work, and you are willing to accept cancellations meaning you could have very little notice. I accepted this and got my test within the month. However this was 8 years ago :).
Forge a letter from the HSE and say you're an ambulance driver.....and that you really really need the licence for work.
Just passed my driving test first go this morning. Delighted:).
Once you've applied you can get the cancellation within a month, otherwise the letter from work will do it.
Would it work if you didn't have a letter and just said you'd accept a cancellation?
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Jamjar
Or that your wifes waters have broke and you don't have a fully qualified driver to accompany you to the hospital.
Go Shannon , Go Shannon,:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Failed it over here in london last year, went home last thursday did a days driving , sat it on friday and passed. Its ridiculously simple to england, but a fella who is an instrutctor in my home town said it is going to be adapted like England. YOu arent allowed any majors( or seriouses = pinks, majors = blue in england) in England, yet you are allowed 9 in Ireland.....add to that you are only allowed up to 15 minors.Quote:
Just passed my driving test first go this morning. Delighted
I think the decimal point is in the wrong place for Buncrana.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
65% of Buncrana people can't even sign their own name never mind drive a car correctly.
The local speciality is turning right at roundabouts from the left lane....
Well done!Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman