Minister suggests AI could help track dangerous driving and alert other motorists

Sean Canney said he is also confident that legislation to impose longer jail terms on people convicted of driving the wrong way down a motorway will be introduced by the end of the year
Minister of State with responsibility for Road Safety Sean Canney speaking to the media at Government Buildings, Dublin, after the meeting on road safety on Ireland's motorways. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Minister of State with responsibility for Road Safety Sean Canney speaking to the media at Government Buildings, Dublin, after the meeting on road safety on Ireland's motorways. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to both track dangerous driving and alert other motorists across the road network, the junior transport minister has suggested.

Sean Canney said he is also confident that legislation to impose longer jail terms on people convicted of driving the wrong way down a motorway will be introduced by the end of the year.

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