RSA to close Dublin driving test centre despite seven-month waiting list

The Raheny centre will close in September as the RSA faces criticism over capacity and unauthorised driving test booking apps
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has said that while tests booked through unauthorised platforms will be cancelled, it cannot say how many learners have missed out on their tests. File picture

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has said that while tests booked through unauthorised platforms will be cancelled, it cannot say how many learners have missed out on their tests. File picture

The Road Safety Authority will close a busy Dublin testing centre despite growing pressure to increase capacity as frustrated learner drivers turn to third-party apps to book tests.

However, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) has said that while tests booked through unauthorised platforms will be cancelled, it cannot say how many learners have missed out on their tests.

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