185 lives were lost on the roads last year.
The Irish Road Haulage Association is urging local authorities to submit motions of no confidence in the Road Safety Authority.
It follows Kerry County Council's decision to back such a motion.
185 people died on the roads last year, and the IRHA is calling for a re-evaluation of the RSA's role.
President of the IRHA, Laois' Ger Hyland believes unless there is a change to the RSA, the driving test backlog and rising death toll on the roads will continue:
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