AA Says Enforcing Current Speeding Laws Are More Important Than New Laws
The Irish Daily Mail says the Transport Minister plans to introduce a sliding scale for penalties
The AA says enforcing the current laws for speeding are more important than introducing new ones.
The Irish Daily Mail says the Transport Minister plans to introduce a sliding scale for penalties - so the faster a driver is going, the more they are fined.
The current speeding fine is 80 euro no matter how fast a motorist is travelling.
The AA's Conor Faughan understands why the proposal is being considered:
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