New driving laws criticised by USI

The Government's tough new laws on provisional driving licences have come under further criticism - this time from the Union of Students in Ireland.

New driving laws criticised by USI
Sat, 27 Oct, 2007 - 11:54

The Government's tough new laws on provisional driving licences have come under further criticism - this time from the Union of Students in Ireland.

The USI has said thousands of students will be left in the lurch if they can't drive unaccompanied on a second provisional license.

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