Driving instructors to be tested

DRIVING instructors will next month begin signing up to regulation in a bid to keep unqualified teachers off Irish roads.

Wed, 27 Jun, 2007 - 01:00
Juno McEnroe

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) confirmed yesterday plans were on course to start testing instructors to root out bad teaching methods.

It is planned to begin regulating drivers by mid July under the Approved Driving Instructor register.

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