Midlands Motoring Expert Bob Flavin says the plans lack sufficient detail to succeed.
Plans by The Government to ban petrol and diesel registrations by 2030 are unachievable.
Portlaoise Motoring Expert Bob Flavin also says the plans are too grey and lack sufficient detail.
The measures are part of the Climate Action Plan with the aim to see 936,000 electric vehicles on Irish roads in ten years time.
Mr. Flavin says that timeline hasn't been thought through:
Gardaí Attend Scene Of Three Vehicle Crash
The incident occured earlier this afternoon
Colin Farrell Rumoured To Be Part Of Star Filled Production In Offaly
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Offaly Athletics Club Pushing To Raise €400k For New Olympic Sized Track
Naomh Mhuire Athletics Club in Daingean has raised €92,000 so far.
Offaly Community Hopeful Of Town Hall Reopening By 2030
Daingean Town Hall is going through a major revamp.
Hospital Parking Charges Rise By Over €10m
In 2021, earnings were €7.39 million, rising to €17.76 million today.
Road Haulage Association Calls For Fuel Support Extension
Petrol and diesel prices increased in July.
Plans Submitted For New Off-Licence And Pizzeria In Laois
Applicant LA Retail Private Limited are seeking permission for Portarlington.
Offaly Community Campaigning For Waterway Intervention
Daingean Development Association says weed growth is blocking boats from using the Grand Canal.
