US EditionDriving test chaos: Missed appointments leave 81,000 learners in limbo
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Dëst would have vill Grënn, ënnert anerem ass d'Federatioun vun de driving instructor of the Meenung that 16 praktesch Stonnen net méi duerginn.
·Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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Driving test chaos: Missed appointments leave 81,000 learners in limbo
Up to 81,000 people are waiting for a driving test in Ireland – but last year 8,663 learners were ‘no-shows’. The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has reported a substantial increase in no-shows for driving tests, with 6,440 L-drivers failing to keep appointments in 2023 and another 8,663 last year. Brendan Walsh, RSA chief operations officer, told RTÉ Radio: ‘There is no loss to us from a revenue perspective but there’s a loss in efficiency.’ No-s…
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