Reduced EDT Programme


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Uploaded on Jul 10, 2025

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Eligible for the Reduced EDT Programme? ADI Driving School offers tailored lessons for drivers with foreign licenses. Allied Driving Instructors would aim to get this reduced EDT program done in a single day or two half days. Start your reduced EDT journey with expert support and flexible bookings. Explore more information at: https://adidriving.ie/reduced-edt-programme/.

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Reduced EDT Programme

Reduced EDT Programme +35387669707 [email protected] 6 Reduced EDT Programme Eligible for the Reduced EDT Programme? ADI Driving School offers tailored lessons for drivers with foreign licenses. Allied Driving Instructors would aim to get this reduced EDT program done in a single day or two half days. Start your reduced EDT journey with expert support and flexible bookings. •   Explore more information at: https://adidriving.ie/reduced-edt-programme/. REDUCED EDT FAQ What is the Reduced EDT Programme? The course is a mandatory driver training programme for drivers from outside of Ireland who currently hold a valid full car licence but come from a country who does not have a licence exchange agreement with Ireland. If you do not have a full and valid licence from another country you will need to do the full EDT course. What EDT sessions will eligible drivers be required to complete? Drivers having established their eligibility through the NDLS and who have received a learner permit, will be required to complete the sessions 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, and 10 before sitting the practical Driving Test. Where do I get a logbook? ADIs are required to issue an EDT Logbook to each driver after session 1 has been completed. There will be no new Logbook specifically for the programme. Standard EDT Logbooks will still be used. This requires ADIs to correctly complete, sign and stamp EDT sessions 1, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 only. The course can only be completed and uploaded to the EDT Portal in the sequence set out above. What about the ‘6 month rule’? Drivers who are eligible for the course will not be required to wait six months before taking the practical Irish Driving Test. GET IN TOUCH www.adidriving.ie +353876697076 [email protected]