FF called on to clarify policy on breath-testing

The Donegal-based road safety group, Public Against Road Carnage, is calling on Fianna Fáil to clarify its position on compulsory breath-testing at the scene of accidents.

The Donegal-based road safety group, Public Against Road Carnage, is calling on Fianna Fáil to clarify its position on compulsory breath-testing at the scene of accidents.

Last month, PARC received a letter from An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, pledging to amend the law if Fianna Fáil is returned to government.

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