The joint policing committee heard of a spike in the number of speeding and texting while driving offences
21/10/2019
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21/10/2019
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The joint policing committee heard of a spike in the number of speeding and texting while driving offences
What had been a uniform 50kph limit is now going to become a 60kph one with a brief 80kph lead-in on the busy N69
Traffic is frequently backed up in all directions at the Parkway Roundabout PICTURE: Michael Cowhey
Council solicitor Will Leahy
Deputy Niall Collins: the US system whereby you cannot register a car without a valid licence and insurance should pertain here also
Bruff residents' main concerns are the “extremely poor condition of footpaths and major issues with speeding”
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