Prepare to Pass Your Driving Test with Our Pretest Driving Lessons in Dublin South
Skills We Teach You
- Advanced Road Skills
- Visual Training
- Commentary Driving
- Hazard Perception and Management
- The System of Safer Driving
- Advanced Car Skills
- Eco Driving
- Stopping in Higher Gears
- Block Changing from 4th to 2nd
- Safer Steering Skills
RSA Driving Test Centres Covered
- Dun Laoghaire & Tallaght RSA Driving Test Centres
Price
- Pretest Driving Lesson: €55
We will meet you at your home or at the driving test centre. We cover all the driving test routes to prepare you fully to pass on the first attempt!
Why Choose Sunbury for Your Pretest Driving Lessons in Dublin South?
- Customized Lessons: Each lesson is tailored to meet your specific needs and skill level.
- Proven Techniques: Learn easy-to-remember systems that promote safe driving habits.
- Experienced Instructors: Benefit from the expertise of seasoned instructors who are dedicated to your success.
- High Success Rate: Our methods are designed to help you pass your driving test and become a safe driver for life.
Contact Us for Pretest Driving Lessons Covering Dun Laoghaire & Tallaght Test Centres
How to Pass Your Driving Test
- Study the Rules of the Road booklet.
- Study the Preparing for Your Test booklet.
- Use the services of an approved driving instructor (ADI).
- Practice driving on all types of roads and in all types of traffic situations, including driving at night.
- Build up your driving experience and confidence before applying for your test.
- Study the Pass your Driving Test in Ireland, A handbook for success!
- Study 101 Tips to pass your driving test !
Common Reasons for Failing the Driving Test
- Incorrect, inadequate, or inappropriate use of the vehicle controls, including gears, clutch, accelerator, steering, handbrake, footbrake, and secondary controls.
- Excessive speed for the road or traffic conditions.
- Inadequate observation when moving off, at junctions, at roundabouts, and when changing lanes.
- Incorrect road position on the straight, on bends, turning left, turning right, at roundabouts, and when overtaking.
- Non-compliance with traffic controls, such as road signs and markings and traffic lights.
- Not anticipating the actions of other road users.
- Inadequate progress at junctions, roundabouts, on the straight, and when overtaking.
The Driving Test
Driver testing in Ireland is carried out directly by the Road Safety Authority to a standard that complies with the EU Directive on Driving Licences.
You can now book and pay for your driving test online. Given the demand for driving tests and in the interests of fairness, we are prioritising customers in order of application date as well as applications from essential workers. When you log onto MyRoadSafety.ie, you can set your driving goal. If no suitable test dates are available, you will be presented with a facility to be placed on a waiting list. When new driving test slots become available, you will be contacted to advise you of this and invite you to log onto MyRoadSafety.ie to make your driving test booking.
Please note there is no need to contact us to schedule a test as we are unable to schedule tests over the phone or by email request. You will need a credit card (Visa/Mastercard) or debit card plus a valid email address. Alternatively, you can download a driving test booking form here, or obtain a form from any motor tax office. The correct fee must accompany your completed booking form. Fees are non-transferable. If, after booking your driving test, you do not wish to proceed with the test, you may apply within 14 days of payment for a refund of the test fee.
What Must I Do?
To do the test, you must have held a valid learner permit for at least six months on the day of the test for cars, motorcyclists, and works vehicles (in the case of first-time learner permit holders, the code 991 will be printed under the restrictions/information section on your learner permit opposite the vehicle category). You must also have the use of a suitable vehicle. Also, mandatory car lessons may apply to you. See information on Initial Basic Training (IBT) for Motorcyclists and Essential Driver Training (EDT) for car drivers.
Preparing for Your Driving Test
Do:
- Study the Rules of the Road booklet.
- Study the Preparing for Your Test booklet.
- Use the services of an approved driving instructor (ADI).
- Practice driving on all types of roads and in all types of traffic situations, including driving at night.
- Build up your driving experience and confidence before applying for your test.
- Study the Pass your Driving Test in Ireland, A handbook for success!
- Study 101 Tips to pass your driving test !
Don’t:
- Unnecessarily obstruct traffic or annoy other road users.
- Practice on driving test routes for the most part; congestion on these routes causes inconvenience to residents and test applicants alike.
Your Appointment
Given the demand for driving tests and in the interests of fairness, we are prioritising customers in order of application date as well as applications from essential workers. When you register with MyRoadSafety.ie, you can set your driving goal. If no suitable test dates are available, you will be presented with a facility to be placed on a waiting list. When new driving test slots become available, you will be contacted to advise you of this and invite you to log onto MyRoadSafety.ie to make your driving test booking.
Please note there is no need to contact us to schedule a test as we are unable to schedule tests over the phone or by email request.
How to Book a Driving Test
Driving Test Booking Requirements
You can book a driving test online or by post. Please note you cannot book your driving test by phone.
Before Booking Your Driving Test Online:
- Verify that you are eligible to sit your test — 6 month rule.
- You are required to have completed the mandatory lessons for certain motorcyclists (IBT) or car drivers (EDT) before you can sit the driving test.
- Know your current, valid driver number.
- Know your PPS number — this can be found on tax documents or your pay slip and it is often on correspondence from a social welfare or tax office.
- You must have a valid debit or credit card (Visa and Mastercard are currently accepted).
If you are booking a driving test by post, payments can be made by cheque, postal order, or bank draft.
Ready to Prepare to Pass Your Driving Test?
Contact Us Today to Book Your Pretest Driving Lessons for Tallaght or Dun Laoghaire RSA Driving Test Centres.
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