Brennan pledges to deliver on traffic corps

A DEDICATED traffic corps will be introduced in the lifetime of this Government, Transport Minister Seamus Brennan pledged yesterday.

Wed, 23 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

Eddie Cassidy and Seán McCárthaigh

Mr Brennan's promise comes ahead of the first wave of appeals at Dublin District Court this week by motorists faced with penalty points for speeding offences.

More than 16,000 motorists are faced with penalty points for speeding.

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