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Driving disqualification initiative agreed

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  • 10-02-2006 3:26pm
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    adam01
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    Driving disqualification initiative agreed

    09 February 2006 20:15
    The green light has been given to a new initiative that will see Irish motorists who are disqualified from driving in the UK, also disqualified from Irish roads.

    Equally, drivers from the UK who are banned from driving in Ireland will also be disqualified from driving in their respective jurisdictions.

    The Road Safety Initiative, agreed at today's British-Irish Council meeting in Belfast, will cover serious road traffic offences.

    Does this apply for R.O.I:confused:


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    testicle
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    Geography Lesson.

    UK = Great Britain & Northern Ireland.
    Ireland = ROI.

    The agreement is between the Ministry of Transport in London, and the Department of Transport in Dublin.


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    seamus
    Registered Users Posts: 68,317 ✭✭✭✭seamus


    Hopefully this will be the start of multiple such agreements.


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    adam01
    Closed Accounts Posts: 128 ✭✭adam01


    testicle wrote:
    Geography Lesson.

    UK = Great Britain & Northern Ireland.
    Ireland = ROI.

    The agreement is between the Ministry of Transport in London, and the Department of Transport in Dublin.

    When will this start
    or is it already now law


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    mike65
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    Minister Cullen has to draft the legistation to make it law, its promised for the current session Ii think.

    Mike.


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