Driving

The NCT stands for the National Car Test which is Ireland’s compulsory vehicle inspection programme. It was introduced in 2000 as part of an EU directive and is designed to help improve road safety and reduce harmful vehicle emissions in Ireland by ensuring that older cars are in good shape and not releasing too much CO2 into the air we breathe.

Vehicle collisions are a well-recognised risk associated with driving. Most people know someone who has been involved in an accident or crash, while some have even experienced it themselves.

It’s never a good time for your car to breakdown. Here at RedClick, we want to help you get back on the road as soon as possible. So, what do you do if your car won’t start?

Insurance can be complicated, but we work hard to make it easy. Our team of 400 people supports more than a quarter of a million Irish customers every day, delivering them simple, straightforward protection when they need it. How do we do it?

So, the day is almost here. You’ve passed your theory test done your driving lessons, studied the Rules of the Road and practiced as much as you can. Naturally you are going to be very nervous, you are only human after all but there are things you can do to prepare for your driving test, and we’d like to help you with that. While we cannot take away your nervousness, we feel that if you have prepared properly, you can reduce any anxiety you might feel.