State faces legal action over EC driver training directive

The European Commission is to launch a legal battle against Ireland for its failure to implement a directive on the training of professional drivers, it announced today.

The European Commission is to launch a legal battle against Ireland for its failure to implement a directive on the training of professional drivers, it announced today.

The EU order requires truck, bus and coach drivers to have certificates of professional competency and see professional motorists having to undertake a 35-hour training course every five years.

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