Il tempo medio di attesa di test di guida scende al di sotto delle 10 settimane mentre il livello di record di non show è
https://www.irishtimes.com/transport/2025/08/26/driving-test-waiting-time-hits-10-week-average-target-but-some-centres-remain-at-15-weeks/
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It’s actually impressive tbf that they did manage to get the wait times down. Should have been done ages ago but better late than never.
I got invited for my test after just four weeks on the waiting list. Now, they just need to start reducing the wait times for retests. They’re still ten weeks.
Good bout time
Great news.
I think a lot of us expected the government were talking rubbish as usual when they said they’d get the waiting lists under control. I know I signed up to the waiting list in like May when the projected test date was in like November. With a waiting list that long, you may as well get on the list for when you think you’ll be ready for the test. Instead the first date I got offered was in August. Two reschedules later and my actual test date is very soon. I’ll probably end up failing to be honest since I’d had fewer lessons than I expected due to the test date being two months sooner but I’ll be there to get the test experience.
I suspect the increase is related, though the number of no-shows actually hasn’t increased that much year on year (~5% increase). Still, I suspect this is short lived so long as the test times actually stay under control, as if people believe they can get a test in reasonable time, it will be back to people applying for a test when they’re ready for it.
So I mean, generally, fair play for actually improving a problem.
Why not get people to pay a reasonable deposit which they can get back if they complete the test or cancel more than a day in advance.
No-shows is the easiest problem to solve.