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Preferred Test Centre

con1982 · 2008-08-05 12:31:54

Hi, I have failed the driving test twice in the last 7 years. Once in Finglas in 2001 and Churchtown in 2005. Just applied again for Finglas. Anyway, got talking to an instructor and he said Churchtown, Rathgar and Finglas were the worst places to sit the test. Difficult testers and difficult routes. He recommeded Tallaght…

05-08-2008 12:31pm

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Hi,

I have failed the driving test twice in the last 7 years. Once in Finglas in 2001 and Churchtown in 2005. Just applied again for Finglas.

Anyway, got talking to an instructor and he said Churchtown, Rathgar and Finglas were the worst places to sit the test. Difficult testers and difficult routes.

He recommeded Tallaght or Clondalkin. Better roads on the route....

Would be interested in hearing any views on the matter.

Regards,
Conor

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#2 05-08-2008 12:42pm

hallelujah

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www.drivingtest.ie slash passrates.html

I too failed mine in Rathgar. I was also aware that it has the lowest pass rate in Ireland.

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#3 05-08-2008 2:30pm

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Also bear in mind that whatever test centre you choose you've a chance of being sent to SGS.

Hang in there, you will pass eventually if you keep working on it. Good luck.

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