Learned permit on motorowy

Igorasty

Hello i have question I need go to Dublin airport next week i live in tralee in Kerry.
I have learned permit driving license and my girlfriend which have full driving license get yesterday medical where write she cant drive after pils and now tell me can i have big problem when i will drive motorway whit she and Garda stop me ANd i will Say shes not avaible to drive becouse medicals?car is insured on she and im second driver.

dudara

You are not permitted to drive on the motorway with a learners permit. Full stop.

You can however, drive on non-motorway roads (e.g. N roads) as long as you are accompanied by a qualified driver. There are alternative routes to Dublin that don’t involve motorways.

punisher5112

The girlfriend can't be accompanying driver though if she doesn't hold a full licence for at least 2 years.

Get a bus or train.

Igorasty

She have 7 years a driving license full

Atlantic Dawn

As said you can't drive on the motorway.

Take the bus, €20, departs from Tralee at
01:00
03:30
05:30
08:30
10:30
12:30
13:30
15:30
17:30

http://www.dublincoach.ie/timetables-fares/M7-bus-ennis-tralee-killarney-limerick-dublin-city.php

GarIT

Google maps will show you how to get there without using the motorway.

Seth Brundle

Igorasty wrote: »

Hello i have question I need go to Dublin airport next week i live in tralee in Kerry.
I have learned permit driving license and my girlfriend which have full driving license get yesterday medical where write she cant drive after pils and now tell me can i have big problem when i will drive motorway whit she and Garda stop me ANd i will Say shes not avaible to drive becouse medicals?car is insured on she and im second driver.

If she's not able to drive then she isn't fit to be your accompanying driver.

Henry Ford III

If she's not fit to drive I'm not sure she could be fit to be your accompanying driver either.

Mint Sauce

Also if girlfriend is not permitted to drive due to medical reasons, would this also prevent her from being an accompanying driver, regardless of her years driving?

Igorasty

Gays i know u all want to help me. But u dont give me anserw for my question. I ask what kind of problem i can have if i drive on motorway thats all what i want to know

punisher5112

Igorasty wrote: »

Gays i know u all want to help me. But u dont give me anserw for my question. I ask what kind of problem i can have if i drive on motorway thats all what i want to know

Points and a fine.

Caranica

Igorasty wrote: »

Gays i know u all want to help me. But u dont give me anserw for my question. I ask what kind of problem i can have if i drive on motorway thats all what i want to know

You cannot drive on the motorway legally so don't. There are alternative routes. If you must drive, take one. Do not use the motorway!

dobman88

Igorasty wrote: »

Gays i know u all want to help me. But u dont give me anserw for my question. I ask what kind of problem i can have if i drive on motorway thats all what i want to know

If you were stopped by Garda, car impounded, a fine, penalty points, a possible court appearance and a possible driving ban.

Mint Sauce

Igorasty wrote: »

Gays i know u all want to help me. But u dont give me anserw for my question. I ask what kind of problem i can have if i drive on motorway thats all what i want to know

The problem is, you can't. No learners on motorway. Take the bus or train, as she may not be permitted to accompany you anyway, even on N roads, due to her medical reasons.

Igorasty

punisher5112 wrote: »

Points and a fine.

Do u know how many Point and fine IT is.

Mint Sauce

Igorasty wrote: »

Do u know how many Point and fine IT is.

As a learner, not even worth it, it will be alot more that the train or the bus. Plus you will have increased insurance premiums straight away, as companies will consider you a risk.

Igorasty

dobman88 wrote: »

If you were stopped by Garda, car impounded, a fine, penalty points, a possible court appearance and a possible driving ban.

Thanks and that was all what i want to know.

Igorasty

Mint Sauce wrote: »

As a learner, not even worth it, it will be alot more that the train or the bus. Plus you will have increased insurance premiums straight away, as companies will consider you a risk.

Thanks for help 2 normal person

dudara

Plus the risk of death or injury to yourself or others due to your inexperience.

Igorasty

dudara wrote: »

Plus the risk of death or injury to yourself or others due to your inexperience.

Oh ye becouse u know how long i drive. And what is my experience

dudara

Igorasty wrote: »

Oh ye becouse u know how long i drive. And what is my experience

I don’t, but you’re asking a very naive question here.

Mint Sauce

Igorasty wrote: »

Oh ye becouse u know how long i drive. And what is my experience

When you have to ask about driving on the motorway as a learner, and possible problems you may encounter, no offense, but your experience is little.

paulbok

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Also if girlfriend is not permitted to drive due to medical reasons, would this also prevent her from being an accompanying driver, regardless of her years driving?

Would imagine it's the same as if she had been drinking which would make her unable to be the accompanying driver.

Igorasty

dudara wrote: »

I don’t, but you’re asking a very naive question here.

I have Simply question and i get Simply anserw but not for u we can close that topic already on start but u must show how Smart u are

Igorasty

paulbok wrote: »

Would imagine it's the same as if she had been drinking which would make her unable to be the accompanying driver.

Ye ye thanks but i already get anserw

Igorasty

dudara wrote: »

Plus the risk of death or injury to yourself or others due to your inexperience.

Admin u can close this topic i get my anserw thanks and bye

dudara

It’s not about how smart I am. Dying or being injured is a very real consequence of making a mistake when driving. Inexperience amplifies that (though don’t treat that as an absolute)

You’ll have to request a close from the forum mods. Use the Report Post function to request it. Please note though that mods don’t have to grant it.

Ewan Hoosarmi

Ignoring the rude OP.

Has that law been brought in yet where the owner of the car gets done for allowing a learner driver to use their car?

punisher5112

Ewan Hoosarmi wrote: »

Ignoring the rude OP.

Has that law been brought in yet where the owner of the car gets done for allowing a learner driver to use their car?

Not yet. Believe it's coming in with drink driver change etc.

CeilingFly

Igorasty wrote: »

Gays i know u all want to help me. But u dont give me anserw for my question. I ask what kind of problem i can have if i drive on motorway thats all what i want to know

Worst?

Inexperienced driver on a motorway crashing and causing injury. Especially as you get to the m50 which is daunting for many experienced drivers.

Or, if obvious you are not a good driver, get stopped, possibly not permitted to drive further, possibly have car towed away.

Far too many risks and with a quick and well priced bus service available, you would be just crazy to do it.

I'm a very experienced driver (32 years, no accidents and min 50,000 km a year) - if I were in tralee and needed to get to Dublin airport, my own first choice would be the airport bus. I even use it from Kildare, cos the hassle of traffic, parking, tolls etc is a pain in the ass compared to sitting back and letting someone else drive

jhud

You may get alot of points as your insurance will not be valid as you are not allowed to drive on motorway last i hear its 5 points for no insurance and court could be more then fine not sure on cost. But it may not stop there gardai may have more powers and more points so not worth it. As they will do full check on car condition and if its not taxed they take car away so make sure tax is valid if you go at all.

Hoboo

Fingers crossed its a car impounding, fine, points, ban......and a missed flight.

Borderfox

Let me know what day your coming up and I'll organise a Garda escort

biko

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