The Garda Association urged the Department of Transport to consider a ban, which the Minister for Road Safety is now considering with the Taoiseach's support.
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The Garda Association urged the Department of Transport to consider a ban, which the Minister for Road Safety is now considering with the Taoiseach's support.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Parc campaigned on road safety issues alongside Gardaí, prompting a request for photo access from the Department of Transport.1 source
Garda Association lobbies Transport Dept. over potential ban on road safety issues.1 source
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