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Online driver theory tests to be rolled out to cars - RSA - Vimarsana News

Online driver theory tests to be rolled out to cars - RSA

May 10, 2021 11:02 am Due to Covid-19, the Driver Theory Test service continues to be suspended until further notice. However, a pilot phase of online driver theory tests for cars is set to be rolled out over the coming weeks, according to the Road Safety Authority (RSA). In a statement, the RSA said: “A pilot online driver theory test project is currently underway for trucks and buses. “We plan to start rolling out a pilot phase of the car online service in the coming weeks.” It was highlighted that there will be a limit of up to 4,000 per month that can avail of the service during the...

Midwest Radio - Mayo Councillor says its 'ridiculous' people are asked to sit their theory test in Letterkenny - Vimarsana News

Midwest Radio - Mayo Councillor says its 'ridiculous' people are asked to sit their theory test in Letterkenny

Mayo Councillor says its 'ridiculous' people are asked to sit their theory test in Letterkenny Published: Sunday, 09 May 2021 16:32 Despite the huge advances in technology over recent years, people living in Erris are still being asked to drive to Letterkenny to complete the Driver’s Theory Test over recent weeks and that’s ridiculous, according to local councillor Gerry Coyle. The councillor says young people in the area need to complete their driver’s theory test to drive agricultural machinery this summer, and in the midst of a pandemic they are being advised to drive to Donega...

The Grand Tour's James May on how COVID affected filming for special - Vimarsana News

The Grand Tour's James May on how COVID affected filming for special

Monday, 19th April 2021 at 5:10 pm The last time we saw James May, Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson together, they were testing out cars in Madagascar for The Grand Tour Presents: A Massive Hunt. Advertisement For their next leg of their Grand Tour specials, the trio will be heading to Scotland, and May has given us a little insight on what to expect. Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, the presenter revealed how the ongoing pandemic impacted on filming. “It was great fun!  I mean we had to COVID proof everything, which meant the whole process was not very spontaneous at times,”...

Ex-Top Gear host James May is 'well buff' after spending lockdown away from Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond - Vimarsana News

Ex-Top Gear host James May is 'well buff' after spending lockdown away from Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond

Updated: 15 Apr 2021, 20:35 WHILE many of us have sat back and watched as our waistlines expanded during lockdown, James May will be emerging from it looking and feeling better than ever. And the 58-year-old puts it down to steering clear of his The Grand Tour co-hosts Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond — and their constant ribbing. 11 James May says he is coming out of lockdown 'well buff' With Covid restrictions meaning they couldn’t film as they raced around in cars together, James has spent the past 12 months cycling — something that would make Sun columnist Jezza flinch — and sa...

Driver Theory Test move online should be accelerated – Higgins - Vimarsana News

Driver Theory Test move online should be accelerated – Higgins

Driver Theory Test move online should be accelerated – Higgins 16th March 2021 - Emer Higgins, TD The move to bring the Driver Theory Test online should be accelerated to help clear the backlog of applications, a Fine Gael TD has said. Deputy Emer Higgins has said the online option is urgently needed to help address the disruption to normal services which has occurred since the Covid-19 pandemic. “80,000 Driver Theory Test appointments are booked for this year already and the RSA is under extreme pressure to meet waiting list requirements,” said Deputy Higgins. “Moving the...