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Driving tests that were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions now being rebooked

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12
May
2020

Learners who had their Practical Driving Assessments (PDAs) cancelled due to COVID-19 are now having their tests rebooked, as the McGowan Government starts to ease restrictions.

Approximately 6,500 learner drivers had their non-essential PDA bookings deferred during the COVID-19 restrictions, while all available tests were prioritised for essential workers such as emergency services employees.

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