Road Safety Authority moves to clamp down on apps selling data on cancelled driving tests

Road Safety Authority moves to clamp down on apps selling data on cancelled driving tests

In February, the Dáil heard that there were over 72,000 people waiting for a driving test.

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has said it is working to clamp down on third-party online apps that tell users when driving tests have been cancelled.

With tens of thousands of people on a waiting list for driving tests — and wait times for some centres stretching as high as eight months — apps available to download for Apple and Android devices are able to access the RSA booking portal and inform users when there has been a cancellation at test centres nearby.

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