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The dreaded driving test is a milestone a lot of us go through in life, but it turns out a lot of us have no reason to fear it with the majority of Ireland passing the test first time.
62.5% of motorists pass the driving test on their first attempt and 68% of drivers learned to drive by the age of 19.
Given our natural talent for road sports, it's no surprise that 40% of Irish motorists feel drivers in Ireland should not be retested, whereas some 31% believe drivers should be periodically retested every ten years.
When asked how they learned to drive, 41% had a qualified driving instructor, 30% were taught by a parent and 13% learned by themselves.
After passing their driving test 87% have no further driving instruction. These figures have been compiled from a survey of 1,404 motorists carried out by Carzone.ie.Motor insurance premiums rise in Ireland despite fall in claims
Premiums have risen since 2009 despite the cost per policy of all claims decreasing in the same period. Insurers operating in Ireland have seen profits rise by 9% to €142 million on their motor insurance lines last year. The figures were included in the latest report on the motor insurance industry published by the Central […]
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All driver theory tests suspended with immediate effect
Candidates with tests scheduled from now until 19 April will have their tests rescheduled free of charge. The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has announced that all driver theory tests have been suspended until at least 19 April. The RSA was informed by Prometric, the provider of the Driver Theory Test service, that it is suspending […]
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