Must-know examiner questions for the practical test
Further tips to ensure you are test-day ready in Raheny
Why Use Our Raheny Driving Test Routes?
Build confidence by knowing what to expect on test day
Enhance practical skills through realistic route practice
Reduce test anxiety with thorough preparation
Improve the ability to anticipate hazards and road conditions
Strengthen decision-making under real driving conditions
Tailored specifically for the Raheny test environment
How to Prepare for the RSA Raheny Driving Test
These materials are designed to support both practical driving and theory preparation. Practising the Raheny Driving Test Routes in both directions is highly recommended to build full familiarity, improve hazard awareness, recognise road signs, and enhance real-time decision-making.
Get familiar with the Raheny test area, boost your confidence, and improve your chances of passing. This is a practical and proven resource for any learner driver preparing for the driving test in Raheny.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The RSA Raheny Test Centre is situated at 4 All Saints Park, just off the Howth Road in Dublin 5.
Current waiting time is approximately 14–18 weeks, though this can change weekly. Cancellations appear frequently—check MyRoadSafety.ie early mornings for faster slots.
Yes. To secure an earlier cancellation slot in Raheny: log into MyRoadSafety.ie daily, check early morning (7–9 AM) for new slots and consider temporarily switching centres, then reverting to Raheny once invited
Raheny has a pass rate of approx. 50%, which is in line with the Dublin average. Practice, route familiarity, and confidence on the day are key to success.
Testers commonly bring candidates through Howth Road, Raheny Village, Harmonstown Road, Springdale Road and surrounding estates. Expect roundabouts, residential traffic calming zones, and busy junctions.
Frequently done in quiet estates like Cill Eanna, Ennafort, or St. Assam’s Road. These areas are narrow with good visibility for reversing practice.
Often performed in Ennafort, Avondale Park, or other cul-de-sacs near Harmonstown. These spots are known to local instructors.
Hill starts are often assessed around Raheny Hill, Brookwood Avenue, or sloped residential roads like Crescent Place.
Best times to book:Tues–Thurs between 9:15 AM and 11:30 AM. Avoid: Friday afternoons and school run times (8:30 AM, 3:00 PM). Traffic is lightest mid-morning midweek, increasing your chances of a smooth route.
The test lasts 30–35 minutes of driving, with the full appointment taking about 45–50 minutes, including questions and technical checks.