Astral330

Driving Changes in Ireland in 2008

What has changed as we move steadily through 2008 and how do these changes affect what we should be contemplating if we are a Learner Driver or planning to become one shortly? (1) The numbers of Learner Drivers on the road in Ireland continues to increase due mainly to our unique Demographicsdue to continuing immigrationdue to a steady increase in prosperity as a nation .All of these factors are interlinked and... (posted by Astral330 4 years 86 days ago.)

Are Driving Lessons Essential? -The No Fluff Guide to the Gentle art of Gas control!

Learner Drivers come in all shapes and sizes and with often pre-conceived ideas as to what is required and how long it might take to get up to speed so to speak! For many, getting up to speed is no problem at all; after all, all you gotta do is press like blazes on the gas pedal and hope that nothing gets in your way! By the way while we tend to call the gas... (posted by Astral330 4 years 354 days ago.)

Ten Good Reasons for Taking Driving Lessons.A guide for the Irish Learner Driver.

In a driving context, most of the dec (posted by Astral330 6 years 306 days ago.)

The Lead up to the Irish Driving Test.

First of all let us say categorically, that (posted by Astral330 6 years 310 days ago.)

Show Me -Tell Me : The New Technical Checks of the Irish Driving Test.

The latest round of changes to the Irish Driving Test were implemented on, Feb.14 th 2005, as part of a chain of E.U.Directives. Test Candidates are now required to have a basic level of mechanical knowledge, which any good professional School of Motoring would have been teaching from day one in any event. The car of today is a very different beast compared with its... (posted by Astral330 6 years 310 days ago.)