Our instructors have upwards of 20 years experience each. The best in the driving school business for providing driving lessons Dublin. What you want is to Pass Your Driving Test quickly after Learning to Drive Professionally . You get what you pay for so invest wisely on your learner driver route. easyDrive Driving School Dublin has been around alot longer than most of the glossy websites you see on Google. That means that passing your driving test happens to 99% of pretest cliants first time with as little as 16 hours training from start to finish.
niamh lalor
"Just like say a big thanks to easydrive for providing me with best driving in Dublin. I had taken driving lessons with all the main stream driving schools. The comparison in the level of training i recieved from easydrive was simply miles ahead. I felt the information was very clear, useful and honest. I always knew were i stood and what was expected of me come test day. The instructor never failed to answere my very complicated questions ha. With the other driving schools thats something i had issues with and never really fully understood all. I happy to say that passed my test thanks only to this driving school. Having paid €110 for a lesson with airport driving school and €70 with easydrive, its something i still have issues with to date. That price needs to be the other way around. I meant to write this review a long time ago but had forgotten but i think these guys deserve it. Id strongly recommend to anyone taking test. *****"
Liam McCrone
"I came across Ken by chance on the RSA website. I booked a two hour session the day of my test, and I passed. He quickly assessed what I needed to improve on and gave me vital tips before my test. I will definitely be recommending him to my friends.*****"
Colin Nolan
"Would highly recommend easyDrive if you’re looking to pass your driving test. I originally done my 12 lessons with Aviva and failed the test twice. I then decided to take a few extra lessons with Ken who helped me my identify and correct my errors in order to pass the test next time round. Ken is a great instructor who is very patient and explains everything clearly."
Raisa Babu
"Ken from easyDrive is a very patient and thorough instructor with the right attitude. I took his lessons for Reduced EDT and got back in track with my driving skills. I would recommend him if you are looking for an instructor who can help you identify your improvement points and get you set up for your test. He was always punctual and helpful with the right suggestions."
Sean Ging
"Just passed my test in Tallaght it was my second attempt I should have went with ken and easydrive the first time thank u so much ken for all ur help previous instructors were paint by numbers But ken artistry’s got me over the line I Couldn’t recommend Easydrive enough if there were ten stars I give them"
Sinéad Linay
"I’ve been driving nearly a year and Ken is my third driving instructor. Honestly the best one I’ve had, and I have progressed so much in the 5/6 lessons that I’ve had with him. I would definitely say that he is one of the best driving instructors in Dublin and I am confident that I am on my way to passing my test first time with Ken’s help!"
Sinéad Linay
"I’ve been driving nearly a year and Ken is my third driving instructor. Honestly the best one I’ve had, and I have progressed so much in the 5/6 lessons that I’ve had with him. I would definitely say that he is one of the best driving instructors in Dublin and I am confident that I am on my way to passing my test first time with Ken’s help!"
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If you've been searching Google for a driving school in Dublin we are ready to get you behind the wheel. We have a team of expert driving instructors ready to start you in your area.
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You must have completed your 12 EDT lessons and your instructor must have uploaded them to rsa.ie in order for you to get a test date. Both yourself and your car need to be prepared for the test driving test. Don't leave it until the last minute, the more prepared you are the more confidence you'll have on the day. Fail To prepare - Prepare to Fail!
Book Your test online at RSA.ie only. The national wait time for a test date is about 10 weeks so it is important to plan what test center in Dublin and when you would like to sit the test. On test day make sure you have the below in order before the day of your test:
RSA states that there is a high percentage of driving’s tests not carried out due to a range of reasons below:
The test will in total will take about 1 hour start to finish:
The areas your driving will be assessed on will match with the skills you leaned during your EDT lessons including:
The majority of test candidates who fail do so because of a lack of planning and Preparation.
1.Apply at the Correct time
Everyone should pass their driving test the first time. With the correct lessons from easyDrive you'll understand when you're ready and won't apply beforhand.
2. My driving standard
Driving to a high standard is not enough to ensure test success.
Being able to drive is only 50% ready. You must have a good ability to react from experience to whats happening around you, and to act accordingly to others and others missed reactions.
The skill of Physically driving a car doesn't feature very highly in the driving test results.Only 'moving away under control' and 'lack of steering control' find their way into the top ten. Many People try combating the test with an automatic car and still end up with same results!If your are having even slight difficulty with clutch, steering control, Brakes, then your'e not ready. If you have difficulty in these areas, please don't put in for your test until you feel totally confident in your ability. When you have to do an uphill start, if you are scared that you may roll back and feeling nervous about it, then trust me, you are not ready for your test.
So, ask yourself (and your instructor) if your physical driving ability is up to test standard. If it isn't, carry on working on it until it is.
Physicaly Driving a car is the easiest bit to master, the hardest part is the thinking behind it. That comes with experience. Good judgement can only happen once you master the car.
3. Get Prepared
Nerves can play such a large part on how you are able to perform on the day. So many people say after their test: 'but I never do that normally!' So that means that your driving isn't good under presure and your'e not fully prepared. Driving should be automatic under and condition and simply put You're not prepared enough!
That means your driving standards must be far superior than driving test standard to be confident under pressure
No good instructor will let a pupil take their test before they are ready, as it's very demoralising to fail your test.
4. Advice
If you follow your instuctors advice from your very first driving lesson you'll go to test feeling confident in your ability, then you will have the best chance possible of passing your test on the first time. From our experience the people that do take our advice from the start always pass first time with minimum cost!
Thats 99% of you!
5.Don't waste your money
If we could collect that wasted revenue we would'nt need to opperate. Our 6hr pretest Course
Dublin's First Driving test training course. Take our pretest course ASAP months before your test date for best results.
If you are a first time learner driver with own your own car the we will show you the best way for you to plan each of the 12 edt lessons so it saves you money overall.
In sinmple terms, your first driving lesson is really about being able to move off and stop safely! If feel that you can stop safely after you have completed your first edt lesson in with your RSA adi approved driving instructor, Then practise moving off and stopping until you are an untill you have reached a highe standard! Your sponsor driver will help you achieve the final outcomes of the lesson.
Did you Know that you cannot sit a driving test until 6 months from the date of issue of your learner permit? This is to allow you sufficient Driving practice time so that you are able to take a driving test and not be dissapointed!
If you take your edt lessons to close together then you will end up taking double the lessons than you actually needed.
Did you know the (RSA) Road Safety Authority recommended that you complete 3-5 hours of practice between each EDT lessons?
We recomend that you be 100% sure of each module before you take your next lesson. Some people maybe great after 3-5 hours and others may take longer. People learn at different rates and some people may need extra help from an adi instructor. To take lessons in your own car, please make sure car is legal and safe and your tyres are legal.
So what if you are a first time learner driver and don't own your own car?
We recommended that you take one EDT lesson in city every two or three weeks or when you are ready. In between each EDT lesson take as many hours driving practise with your adi driving instructor. You need to be an expert at the module you're covering with your adi approved driving instructor to be able to pass a driving test.
Overall you will need the legally required 6 months of driving practice to be happy on driving test day.
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