Mullingar's Donna Price from the association says change is needed for inquests.
The Irish Road Victims Association is calling for reforms to the Coroner's Inquest System.
There's criticism of how restricted the inquests can be, and the lack of discussion about the circumstances as to how someone died in a road crash.
Concerns are also being raised as to how little time families have to prepare for hearings.
Mullingar's Donna Price from IRVA says change is needed:,
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