Report questions consistency of driving tests

A new report into the Road Safety Authority's operation of driver testing services in Ireland has raised concerns about the divergence in average pass rates between test centres and between individual testers.

A new report into the Road Safety Authority's operation of driver testing services in Ireland has raised concerns about the divergence in average pass rates between test centres and between individual testers.

The report, by the Comptroller and Auditor General John Buckley, has credited the RSA with reducing waiting lists and waiting times for driving tests but raised concerns "in relation to the consistency of testing".

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