200 to die as State’s road safety plan fails, says IIF

TWO-HUNDRED people will die unnecessarily this year because of the Government’s failure to tackle road safety problems effectively, the Irish Insurance Federation (IIF) has said.

Tue, 25 Oct, 2005 - 01:00

Paul O’Brien, Political Reporter

It is the second time in a week that the Government's record on the issue has been hammered.

Last Wednesday, the chairman of the National Safety Council (NSC),

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Courts Place: Dublin Person: Eddie Shaw Person: John O'Neill Person: O'Neill Person: Justice Minister Person: Michael McDowell Person: Transport Minister Person: Martin Cullen Organisation: IIF Organisation: Irish Insurance Federation Organisation: IIF)Organisation: National Safety Council Organisation: NSC Organisation: Garda traffic corps Organisation: Financial Regulator Organisation: AXA Ireland

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