Labour: Brennan fails on driving test backlog

The Labour Party has criticised the failure of Minister for Transport Seamus Brennan failure to take measures to reduce the waiting times for driving tests in Ireland.

Labour: Brennan fails on driving test backlog
Thu, 12 Aug, 2004 - 13:30

The Labour Party has criticised the failure of Minister for Transport Seamus Brennan failure to take measures to reduce the waiting times for driving tests in Ireland.

A survey conducted by Macra na Feirme and the Farmers' Journal has found that the average waiting time for a driving test is 40 weeks.

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