Frequently Asked Questions

You must give at least 48 hours notice (the Minimum Notice) if You wish to cancel or rearrange a driving lesson, failure to provide the minimum notice will result in the loss of your deposit. Deposits are non-refundable if the minimum notice is not given.

No. We currently only provide manual lessons

You should bring your learner permit, any previous lesson records, and wear suitable footwear for driving

No, you must have a valid learner permit before you can start taking driving lessons.

Yes, all learner drivers must complete the 12 mandatory EDT lessons and have them logged in their EDT logbook before they can take the driving test.

Yes, you can take your driving test in your own car, provided it meets the RSA's requirements for roadworthiness and insurance. The car must also display L-plates and have a valid NCT certificate if applicable.

The minimum age to apply for a learner permit and start driving lessons in Ireland is 17 years old.

 The EDT program is comprised of a total of 12 driving lessons, each of which focuses on a specific aspect of driving. The breakdown of the syllabus for these lessons can be found on our website for reference.

The law now requires that all learner drivers must complete 12 EDT lessons as a way to ensure that they have a thorough understanding of the basics of driving, and to increase the chances of them passing their driving test. Additionally, the lessons provide learners with the opportunity to practice and hone their driving skills in a controlled environment.

Once completed, there is no requirement to repeat the EDT lessons. However, if a learner permit has expired for more than five years, the individual will be required to retake the EDT lessons before they can apply for a driving test. This is to ensure that their driving skills and knowledge are up-to-date