The move was previously recommended to Government to separate administration from road safety.
The Taoiseach says he never supported the idea of splitting the Road Safety Authority.
The move was previously recommended in a report to Government to allow one section of the body to deal with admin and another to focus solely on road safety.
Given the recent string of dangerous incidents and deaths on the roads, the issue is back in the spotlight.
But, speaking in Tullamore, Micheál Martin doesn't think that specific idea would work:
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