The PARC Road Safety Group's anger comes after a Laois motorist, who has been disqualified 27 times, was arrested last week.
It's an 'absolute shambles' that we have to share the road with disqualified drivers.
That's according to Susan Gray from the PARC Road Safety Group, speaking after a midlands motorist, who has been disqualified 27 times, was arrested last week.
Figures from the Road Safety Authority show less than a third of disqualified drivers between 2016 and 2022 surrendered their license.
Ms. Gray says motorists who have been ordered to surrender their license, aren't taking it seriously:
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