Not passing first time is common. Here is what the RSA says happens next, and how to get your next test as soon as possible.
The RSA emails your result with a detailed report of the faults you received. Go through it with your Approved Driving Instructor, and use the Rules of the Road for anything you are unsure about.
To take the test again you need to reapply. The RSA then emails you another invitation to book when it reaches your place in the queue. It cannot make earlier bookings over the phone.
Cancelled short-notice slots on MyRoadSafety become available to you once 15 days have passed after an unsuccessful test. Before that, you won’t be able to book them.
From day 15, cancelled slots are your fastest route — but they are taken within minutes. iTest auto-booking can wait until your 15 days are up and then watch for slots that fit your centres and dates, booking one the moment it appears. How it works → · More tips for an earlier test
According to the RSA, cancelled short-notice slots become available to you once 15 days have passed after an unsuccessful test.
Yes. Once you reapply, the RSA emails you another invitation to book when it reaches your place in the queue.
No. The RSA says it cannot make earlier bookings over the phone, so please wait for your invitation email or book a cancelled short-notice slot.
Always check the latest rules with the RSA. iTest.ie is not affiliated with the RSA.