EU road safety plan opt-out

INTERNATIONAL road safety experts have expressed concern that Ireland may opt out of proposals to introduce measures for the cross-border enforcement of traffic offences.

Sat, 05 Mar, 2011 - 00:00

These include speeding, drink-driving and the non-wearing of seat belts.

The European Transport Safety Council has urged the new government to support the EU’s plans.

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