IMPORTANT NOTICE

Driving test update 

 

Driving test waiting list

If you are already on the driving test waiting list, please do not log in to MyRoadSafety to check for availability. Appointment slots are limited to those who have been invited to book a driving test and we will contact you directly when appointments become available.

 

If you have received an invitation to book a test, need to cancel a test, or wish to join the waiting list, please go ahead and sign in to MyRoadSafety now. For anyone else, we kindly ask you to visit another time when our portal is not so busy. Thank you for your patience at this time 

 

We can only offer test appointments to essential workers

If you are an essential worker and haven’t already received a test appointment but need one urgently please complete this online form. We will contact you when appointments become available.

If you are not an essential worker and have an upcoming appointment scheduled, please cancel your test. Otherwise, it won’t go ahead and the slot will be lost. Don’t worry, you won’t lose your fee. It will be saved as a service credit for you to book another test in the future.

 

Covid-19 safety measures

We have introduced new safety measures to the driving test which candidates must follow. Know more

 

Weather disruptions

Check if your driving test is affected by adverse weather conditions. Tests will be cancelled if conditions are unsafe.

Penalty Point Statistics

View Ireland's latest penalty point statistics by offence type or number of points incurred per driver, or view the number of drivers by licence type. You can take a closer look by viewing the statistics for a specific month or get a different perspective by rearranging by county, by offence category, alphabetically or highest to lowest.

This search facility is currently being redeveloped. Download the latest Penalty Point stats here. 

You can still use the search below for years 2011 - 2014.

Year

The report shows points on drivers' licences at the end of a given month, going back three years. The report does not represent a view of the total number of penalty points incurred historically, as points are wiped from a driver's licence after three years.

The 29 counties listed represent local authorities issuing driving licences. The additional 'no driver number' category represents drivers whose recorded details did not match a driver license number, e.g., Northern Irish and overseas licences

The offences have been grouped in Driver, Vehicle, Licence and Other for ease of reference online. This categorisation is not a legal interpretation.

Breakdown of penalty points incurred in offence type by county

There are no results to display. The data may not yet have been collated for the month you have choosen.