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NBRU call on Transport Minister to establish transport police to deal with anti-social behaviour on trains

The NBRU is calling on the Minister for Transport to establish a dedicated transport police to deal with violence and anti-social behaviour on trains.

NBRU call on Transport Minister to establish transport police to deal with anti-social behaviour on trains

Sun, 17 Jun, 2018 - 18:21

The NBRU is calling on the Minister for Transport, Shane Ross to establish a dedicated transport police to deal with violence and anti-social behaviour on trains.

Over 1,000 incidents have been logged by Irish Rail over the past two years and the figure is rising.

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