About Ballybunion
Ballybunion or Ballybunnion is a coastal town and seaside resort in County Kerry, Ireland, 15 km from the town of Listowel. Ballybunion reference
Driving Lessons Ballybunion Residents Love
Fear of driving is a very common and we understand it is very important to provide the right atmosphere for our students. That's why we have a no shouting policy. It's our responsibility to make sure you are comfortable behind the wheel. Which is why our instructors get that little bit extra training above the standard you'll usually see out there. Our instructors are passionate about teaching people to drive and work hard to give you the ultimate driving lesson experience. In the end that is what being a driving instructor is all about. You, our student, and your safe development into a competent driver.
Here is why people call us the best driving school in Ballybunion
Our instructors have been trained to quickly recognise what level you are at, where your bad habits are and what remedial measures should be taken to guarantee you make the most progress possible from each lesson with us.
As well as this higher standard of driving instruction you receive on driving lessons with us we also have our online training guides, tutorials and support material, all delivered periodically direct to your inbox.
You will develop your understanding of driving up to 3 times faster with the aid of our home study material. Our course walks you through the Essential Driver Training syllabus and helps with aspects of your driving like right and left turns giving you a better theoretical understanding of what safe driving really is. This additional free training material is not offered by any other driving school in Ballybunion.
Refreshingly Good Driving Lessons in Ballybunion
We all remember the exciting engaging teacher in school that made learning easy and fun. And then we had the opposite, those teachers that had no place in the classroom. Not all teachers are made equal and that is no less a fact with approved driving instructors. It is easy to Google 'Driving Lessons Ballybunion' and find driving instructors near you but which can you trust to best teach you.
You need a driving school with a reputation built on experience and student success. A place where learners are regularly passing their driving test first time.
Niamh O' Farrell
Niamh O' Farrell passed the test with RSA School of Motoring
Just passed my test this morning all thanks to the help from ! I had taken the test twice over the last few years and failed and wasn't thrilled about trying it a 3rd time because of the previous results, but got recommended to by a friend so after only 3 hours in total of pre tests I passed, delighted! knows what he is talking about and guides you through the testing routes very calmly,professionally and puts you at ease with the overall test and what is expected of you. I can't recommend him enough as an instructor and I wouldn't have passed without him. Thanks a mill :)
Paul Kinsella
Paul Kinsella passed the test with RSA School of Motoring
I just passed my test today all thanks and credit goes to my instructor. I have been driving for some years and had failed my test on a couple of occasions. I decided to change test centers and contacted RSA School of Motoring a couple of weeks prior to my driving test and had 2 lessons and also a pre-test on the day of my driving test. you showed true professionalism in what you do I cant thank you enough. You Identified the grey areas were I was going wrong and I was put right at ease with your patience and understanding. Having that knowledge and experience sitting beside me advising me on what was required and expected of me just gave me great confidence on the day of the test. I certainly will recommend RSA to anyone I know and will highly recommend . Thanks again.
We have helped hundreds of students pass the test so before you carry on your search we encourage you to consider RSA School of Motoring for your driving lessons in Ballybunion. Read on to discover why.
More than likely you fall into one of two categories. You need to complete or start your 12 EDT driving lessons. Or you need to start your driving test preparation.
What's the difference?
The EDT: The history?
EDT Driving Lessons Ballybunion
It is an sad fact that Ireland is among the worst countries in Europe for road deaths and accidents. To help reduce these statistics the Road Safety Authority implemented a new and mandatory training initiative for first time drivers. The Essential Driver Training or EDT.
This Essential Driver Training Syllabus requires that all learners must complete a minimum of 12 hours of essential driver training by an RSA approved driving instructor.
These 12 lessons were created with the intention of filling in the vital driving skill gaps that young drivers had which were leading to the high level of road accidents occurring each year.
Want to know more about how the EDT works?
Preparing for the Test in Ballybunion
Pretest Driving Lessons Ballybunion
The art of driving safely and securely and the art of passing the driving test should not be confused as the same. Long before sitting the driving test you should have the necessary skills and understanding to drive without putting your life or the lives of others in danger. Pretest training is about understanding the driving test itself and how you can beat it.
If you have to prepare for the driving test then your head is probably a wash with different emotions. Fear of failing, fear of nerves getting the better of you or just fear of the unknown. The good news is you don't need to worry any more.
Our tried and tested pretest training packages have been developed to specifically help you overcome your nerves and come out with a deep understanding on what will happen on test day.
Complete your pretest training with is and not only will you understand all four stages of the driving test, you'll know the potential test routes you may be brought on and you'll know precisely how the tester will speak to you and what they specifically want you to demonstrate.
or Call 061 574 797 now to book your pretest package.
Kerry Test Centres
Killarney Test Centre
- Killarney Racecourse Grounds, Ross Road, Killarney
- 1890406040
- 7 weeks
Pop Quiz: Driving test questions
What are the minimum lighting requirements on your vehicle?
A motor vehicle (excepts a motor cycle) must be equipped with two headlights (white or yellow), two white side lights (front), two red rear lights, two red stop lights at rear, two red rear reflectors, no. plate lighting to the rear and amber directional indicators front and rear.
Where would you see a triangle painted on the road?
On approach to junctions, roundabouts and yield signs.
At a pelican crossing what does a flashing amber light mean?
Proceed with caution if no pedestrian is crossing.
What is the minimum legal thread depth on a tyre?
1.6mm
As well as the obvious we also offer the following:
Can I purchase a Driving School Gift Voucher?
The idea of freedom that comes with learning to drive is high on the priority list of any young adult. It can benefit your personal life as well as open doors for employment. This makes a driving school gift voucher an amazing gift. Give some the gift of driving and change their life forever.
Automatic Driving Lessons in Ballybunion
If you want to learn to driving an automatic in Ballybunion then you're not alone and we can help. Book your automatic driving lessons with us today.
Female Driving Instructors Ballybunion
You guessed it! We have female driving instructors all over Kerry. People joke about female drivers. Not any more. Book your lessons with one of our lady instructors and find out why they are some of the best instructors in Kerry.
Can you collect me from my Home?
Of course. We aspire to make your driving lesson experience as convenient and easy as it can be. Which means we will come to your home or place of work* to start each driving lesson.
Teaching you to drive would be our absolute pleasure. Go on... give us a call now and let's get you booked in for your Ballybunion driving lessons today. We won’t let you down.
