Graduated licence system ‘cuts deaths’

DOCTORS want the Government to introduce a graduated licensing system for new drivers as this has been proven to reduce young driver crash fatalities.

The Irish Medical Organisation’s (IMO) public doctors’ leader, Dr Declan Bedford, said Ireland had a particular problem with young male drivers.

He said there was evidence from around the world that the number of deaths on Irish roads could be reduced with a graduated licensing system.

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