Tens of thousands of unqualified Irish drivers could be put off the road next week.
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Good job too and not before time.
Tens of thousands of unqualified Irish drivers could be put off the road next week.
it's unbelievable that this was allowed to continue for so many years
It's Ireland FFS And anyway, it won't stop on Monday. They'll do a token blitz for a few days & then things will return to normal. You can drive around down here for years without licence, tax & insurance without getting caught. There aren't enough guards & those that there are seem to spend their whole day in court for a prosecution which takes 10 minutes and results in a small fine (for motoring type offences) or the Probation Act (& immediate release) for anything criminal.
We have neither the proper court structure, prison places or political will to change this in the forseeable future.
Just my €0.02 worth.
About time to, it's unbelievable that this was allowed to continue for so many years
It's Ireland FFS And anyway, it won't stop on Monday. They'll do a token blitz for a few days & then things will return to normal. You can drive around down here for years without licence, tax & insurance without getting caught. There aren't enough guards & those that there are seem to spend their whole day in court for a prosecution which takes 10 minutes and results in a small fine (for motoring type offences) or the Probation Act (& immediate release) for anything criminal.
We have neither the proper court structure, prison places or political will to change this in the forseeable future.
Just my €0.02 worth.
There aren't enough guards & those that there are seem to spend their whole day in court for a prosecution which takes 10 minutes and results in a small fine (for motoring type offences) or the Probation Act (& immediate release) for anything criminal.
We have neither the proper court structure, prison places or political will to change this in the forseeable future.
Just my €0.02 worth.
Jockser is right
GerryC said:Would you be thinking of making a move into politics
And there's no way on earth ALL those fcukwit drivers on our roads are foreigners either so we can stop blaming them.
Does that mean me?
DVLNI said:New residents in NI who apply for a provisional licence and pass a test within 12 months of becoming resident, are exempt from the 'R’ Plate rules above. DVLNI will require proof of when you entered Northern Ireland.