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DRIVERS WOULD FACE graduated speed penalties based on how far above the speed limit they are caught travelling, under proposals Transport Minister Shane Ross is set to bring to Cabinet.
Under the system, drivers who exceed the limit by more than 30km/hr will face a court prosecution and a €2,000 fine, the Irish Independent reported this morning.
However, several rural ministers are against the change and this could lead to conflict on how to proceed.
So, what do you think? Should penalty points and fines be applied based on how far above the speed limit motorists are caught?
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