Peter Burke
Question:181. Deputy Peter Burke asked the Minister for Transport if he could advise on a driving licence (details supplied). [4745/24]
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A driving licence can be renewed up to 10 years after its expiry. After that time, a person is no longer considered a qualified driver and must complete the driving licence process (pass the theory test, complete 12 Essential Driver Training lessons, and pass a practical driving test) to obtain a new licence.
A valid in-date driving licence is required to drive legally in Ireland and must be carried when driving.