In complaints made to the RSA, instructors have been accused of 'nit-picking'.
A midlands driving instructor says the vast majority of driving testers are fair-minded people.
Michael Hogan, from Hogan's School of Motoring is making the comments after driving testers have been accused of "nit-picking" in complaints received by the Road Safety Authority.
According to the Irish Times, one learner told the RSA they weren't surprised the centre they attended had a high fail rate, describing the tester as "evil".
Mr. Hogan believes many people fail because they are not prepared:
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