It would give drivers a chance to take the classroom-style course but repeat offenders would not be given a second opportunity.
Local drivers caught speeding could soon be offered one chance to go to a course instead of receiving penalty points.
The Road Safety Authority said it would be similar to the system in the UK.
It would give drivers a chance to take the classroom-style course but repeat offenders would not be given a second opportunity.
Shane O'Donoghue, Editor of Completecar.ie, says it's a welcome move to address speed, but wider behaviour issues exist.

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