Plan to cut driving tests backlog

The Government is to enact a three-point plan to cut the huge backlog of people waiting to sit driving tests, it was confirmed today.

The Government is to enact a three-point plan to cut the huge backlog of people waiting to sit driving tests, it was confirmed today.

Transport Minister Martin Cullen said new testers would be recruited, existing staff urged to do more and some exams would be outsourced in a bid to reduce the 129,153 on waiting lists across the country.

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