Must-know examiner questions for the practical test
Further tips to ensure you are test-day ready in Tallaght
Why Use Our Tallaght 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 Tallaght test environment
How to Prepare for the RSA Tallaght Driving Test
These materials are designed to support both practical driving and theory preparation. Practising the Tallaght 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 Tallaght 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 Tallaght.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The RSA Tallaght Driving Test Centre is based in Premier Business Park, off Broomhill Road, in Dublin 24. It’s easily accessible from the M50 and close to The Square Shopping Centre.
The average waiting time is 12–16 weeks, but this varies weekly. For a quicker test date, monitor the RSA portal daily or opt into short notice cancellation alerts via MyRoadSafety.ie.
Yes. To improve your chances: Log into MyRoadSafety.ie early in the morning, Check daily, especially Monday to Thursday, Consider toggling your centre temporarily and switching back when invited
Tallaght has a pass rate of around 48%, slightly below the Dublin average. Proper route practice and pretest lessons are key for success.
Routes often include:
- Greenhills Road
- Old Bawn, Kilnamanagh, Firhouse
- Busy junctions around Tallaght Bypass (N81) and Belgard Road
Expect dual carriageways, roundabouts, and residential estates.
Commonly done in quiet estates like Old Bawn, Tymonville, or Kingswood. Locations may vary by tester and traffic conditions.
Most turnabouts are assessed in Old Bawn, Avonbeg, or Kilnamanagh, depending on the route chosen by the tester.
Hill starts typically occur on Tymonville Road, Old Bawn Way, or parts of Fortunestown Lane with slight gradients.
Best slots include Tuesday to Thursday, between 9:15 AM – 11:45 AM. Avoid school run times and Friday afternoons, when traffic is heaviest.
The test lasts 30–35 minutes of driving, plus initial checks. Expect to spend 45–50 minutes at the test centre in total.