Many rural Irish roads will see the speed limit reduced from tomorrow.
The Irish Road Haulage Association is calling for stricter enforcement of existing speed limits.
It comes following a move to reduce speed limits on rural roads from 80km/h to 60km/h from tomorrow.
Instead, the IRHA believes new drivers should be monitored with a black box for the duration of their N plates.
President of the IRHA, and Owner of Hyland Transport in Rosenallis, Ger Hyland, says this would allow insurance companies an insight on driver behaviour and the speed they travel at:
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