The Government has new legislation for learners who don't have a full licence after seven years.
A dedicated tester should be in place in every centre for learner drivers who haven't passed their drivers test.
That's the view of an Offaly driving school instructor, as Government is proposing new legislation for learners who do not have a full licence after seven years.
A repeated failure would mean a retake of the theory test and a further 12 lessons before being allowed on the road again.
Joe Wynne from Wynne's School of Motoring in Tullamore says it would make things efficient:
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