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However, you do need to prove your identity and supply the appropriate supporting documentation.

We have always said people have a much better chance of passing a driving test using their own car.

Once you have passed the Theory Test, you can now apply for your learner permit in category D (Bus) or D1 (Minibus).

It’s not the first time I’ve had this question and it won’t be the last.

Once you have the car and are on one of the divided highways you won't have any difficulties.

With my extensive experience, I have developed a reputation for being a patient and flexible instructor who is dedicated to helping my students achieve their goals.

As always drivers are subject to the lowest posted speed sign so it will not always be possible to travel at 80km/h.

These lessons are designed to teach you the specific skills and knowledge needed to drive a minibus safely.

The drink driving limit for drivers of buses and trucks with learner permits or full driving licences is 20mg per 100ml of blood.

Yes, one legally  does need to have a Learner Permit to take driving lessons.

A Category B learner permit entitles you to learn to drive a car on public roads in Ireland.

However, you need to make sure your car covers the driving lessons.

Move the car around the lane or parking lines so you can get an idea of how wide the car is by either lining up the lane lines with part of the car or feeling the lane bumps on the wheels.

We understand that each student is unique, and we tailor our lessons to meet individual needs.

RSA guidance (pdf) is clear that you should practice driving as much as possible on all types of roads and in all types of traffic situations with an ADI before arranging a test.

However, the Road Safety Authority generally recommends a lesson every two weeks though with at least three hours driving practise between EDT driving lessons.Q?

If you’re looking to learn to drive or improve your driving skills in Cork city, I, Clive, am here to help.

All holders of their first learner permit issued from 4 April 2011 must undertake Essential Driver Training (EDT) with an RSA Approved Driving Instructor (ADI).

The one thing I would keep reminding myself is in a panic situation, you tend to revert back to your old, right hand driving skills.

I understand that some students find it challenging to drive with a manual transmission and may feel more comfortable with an automatic car.