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Mayo County Council have this morning confirmed that the new N5 dual carriageway from Westport to Turlough will be closed to facilitate essential maintenance wo...

The Road Traffic and Roads Act 2023 was recently signed into law

Despite the growing popularity of e-scooters they are illegal on Irish roads because they are classified in law as mechanically propelled vehicles or MPVs. In order for an MPV to be used legally on our roads, it needs to be taxed, insured, registered and driven by someone with a licence. However, it is not possible to tax, insure or register an e-scooter at the moment so they cannot meet the legal criteria for road usage.

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Ministry of Works has been ordered to expedite the development of regulations to operationalise the Roads Act, 2019

The Ministry of Works and Transport has undertaken a decision to table regulations operationalizing the Roads Act of 2019, within one month. The commitment was made today morning during a meeting...

The Ministry of Works and Transport has undertaken a decision to table regulations operationalizing the Roads Act of 2019, within one month. The commitment was made on Thursday during a meeting...

President Yoweri Museveni has assented to the Traffic and Road Safety Amendment Bill of 2023 which was recently passed by

Minister Eamon Ryan, TD, said the new law paves the way for regulation that could see e-scooters hit the roads in Ireland (legally) soon.

Employment Court ruled that Kandie's appointment was predetermined and the recruitment process was in bad faith.