An Edinburgh driving instructor has called on Edinburgh City Council to fix the road markings around the DVSA test centre in Currie.
Bryce Road was resurfaced in 2019 but the roads around the DVSA test centre are riddled with potholes and many junctions have road markings that are barely visible or completely worn away. Asif Tariq, who works with Red Driving School, says that the lack of markings at junctions close to the test centre is extremely problematic for new learners.
The driving instructor states that many learners use the area to practise their skills and that many prospective Edinburgh drivers in the capital will sit their tests in the area. Junction markings that are worn down make it difficult for new drivers to learn where to stop.
