Ireland 13th in EU for road-safety enforcement

Ireland has been ranked 13th of the 25 EU member states when it comes to the enforcement of road-safety laws.

Tue, 09 May, 2006 - 10:43

Ireland has been ranked 13th of the 25 EU member states when it comes to the enforcement of road-safety laws.

The ranking is contained in a report published today by the Brussels-based European Transport Safety Council.

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