No. The RSA does not offer a public cancellation list or a phone/email queue for these appointments. Short-notice availability appears in MyRoadSafety and is offered first-come-first-served.
A common question in learner-driver forums is “where can I find the official RSA cancellation list?” It's a fair question, because the phrase implies a specific document you could refresh to catch newly freed test slots. The reality is more nuanced.
There is no public list
The Road Safety Authority does not publish a dedicated cancellation list. Its current guidance says that a test cancelled at short notice is made available to the public through MyRoadSafety. Slots are limited and offered first-come-first-served.
So how do people find cancellations?
Historically: constant manual refreshing. Modern approach: a service that watches the public booking data continuously and notifies you when a slot appears. That's exactly what Driving Test Cancellations IE does. There's no queue-jumping — everyone still books via the official RSA site — you just get a head start on knowing that a slot exists.
What to expect
- Some quiet days have very few cancellations; other days have many.
- Popular urban centres receive the most cancellations, but competition is also higher.
- Being able to travel to a nearby centre often produces the fastest result.
- Alerts are informational only — a slot may already be taken by the time you tap it. Speed matters.
For a wider picture, see our full guide to driving test cancellations in Ireland.
Official source
Read the RSA's current cancellation-list and short-notice guidance on its waiting-times page. Source checked 20 July 2026.