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Driving Tests.

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 8 February 2005

Tuesday, 8 February 2005

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Breeda Moynihan-Cronin

Question:

363 Ms B. Moynihan-Cronin asked the Minister for Transport the average waiting times for a driving test at each of the country’s test centres; and the number of testers operating in each centre. [3493/05]

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Written answers

The following table sets out the average waiting times at 4 February 2005 for each driving test centre and the number of driver testers assigned to headquarter centres within each region. Driver testers are in turn assigned from headquarter centres to meet the demand in other test centres. In addition to the driver testers, a chief tester and ten supervisory testers are employed by my Department.

Driving Test Centres

Average weeks waiting at 4 February 05

Number of testers headquartered in centre

Nth. Leinster Region

Finglas

27

17

Raheny

36

9

Dundalk

26

Mullingar

25

Navan

37

1

Sth. Leinster Region

Churchtown/Rathgar

29

15

Tallaght

31

11

Gorey

30

Naas

41

2

Tullamore

22

Wicklow

25

West Region

Athlone

25

2

Birr

28

Castlebar

28

3.5

Clifden

14

Ennis

18

3

Galway

28

6

Loughrea

22

2

Roscommon

19

Tuam

24

North West Region

Ballina

27

Buncrana

30

Ck-on-Shannon

29

1

Cavan

32

2

Donegal

33

Letterkenny

25

3

Longford

32

Monaghan

29

1

Sligo

23

3

South East Region

Carlow

42

1

Clonmel

31

2

Dungarvan

39

Kilkenny

32

2

Nenagh

42

Portlaoise

31

1

Thurles

43

Tipperary

38

Waterford

35

3

Wexford

32

4

South West Region

Cork

18

13.5

Killarney

40

1

Kilrush

26

Limerick

36

4

Mallow

28

Newcastle West

27

Shannon

36

Skibereen

38

Tralee

27

3

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