Free tool · for ADIs in Ireland · 2026

Mock test marker.

The RSA tester's sheet on your phone. Pick the heading, then tap G2 or G3 on the aspect: blind spot, emerging at a junction, a roundabout. One tap, one fault. The verdict follows the RSA's four fail rules. Then Finish: the faults in order, three things to practise, and the sheet emailed to you and to the learner.

Open the app Mark on this page

The app view is the same marker without the website around it: Undo and the totals always on screen, the headings as chips on a phone and a sidebar on a tablet, the debrief when the engine is off. Open it on your phone and add it to the home screen; it works offline after that. The sheet stays on the phone until you tap New mock.

How to run the mock, what the tester does in order, and the debrief that teaches: What an instructor covers in a mock test.

The RSA's rules

A fail is any one of these.

grade 3 faultDangerous or potentially dangerous, or total disregard of a traffic control.

of the same grade 2 for a single aspectThe right mirror missed before four right turns.

grade 2s under one headingPosition faults in six different places add up.

grade 2s overall

Minor slips are not recorded. The RSA gives testers three bands; the bottom third is never written down. Your mock should not count them either.
No double marking. A kerb clipped on a left turn is one fault under Position, not a second under Steering.
Off route is not a fault if the learner misses a turn safely.
Faults go against the last direction given. Give directions early and clearly, as the tester does.

From the RSA's Driver Tester Marking Guidelines, read 20 October 2026. The RSA's document is the authority.

Run the mock. Let Pam keep the diary.

Pre-test lessons kept out of the RSA log, the sheet pasted into a note the learner reads on their own page, the test date in the diary, and Pam filling the slots on WhatsApp while you teach. Your first month is free, no card.

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