McEntee: Tech must be used 'in whatever way we can' after 'really awful summer' on Irish roads 

Justice Minister Helen McEntee said it had been a 'really awful summer' concerning deaths on Irish roads, with worrying trends going in the wrong direction
McEntee: Tech must be used 'in whatever way we can' after 'really awful summer' on Irish roads 

Justice minister Helen McEntee and Garda Commissioner Drew Harris: Ms McEntee said she had been 'absolutely reassured' that no Garda units would be disbanded. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Justice Minister Helen McEntee has said road safety technology such as average speed cameras should become the norm for drivers in the future.

Ms McEntee said it had been a “really awful summer” concerning deaths on Irish roads, with worrying trends going in the wrong direction.

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