Fatal flaw in Rules of the Road booklet

YOU report (Irish Examiner, January 18) that according to the Labour Party transport spokesman, the Rules of the Road booklet is 10 years out of date, and this puts the safety of road users at risk.

Fatal flaw in Rules of the Road booklet
Thu, 26 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

Apparently a new version is being prepared by the Department of Transport (DoT).

The last edition was prepared in conjunction with the motoring organisations, but there was no consultation with anyone representing pedestrians, cyclists, etc, or anyone with expertise in the causes of road accidents.

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