Bad manners and poor identification of black spots are contributing to crashes on the roads, according to Pat O'Connor, the Public Information Officer of the Coroner's Society of Ireland.
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"Cars require an NCT test every four years and then they require it every two years and then, depending on the age, every year," he said.
"Why not have a system where the person who wants to renew their licence after a ten-year period must do a course, whether it's online or otherwise, and produce that certificate.
"The course itself would just remind people of the dangers of driving, but also the rules of the road and what should be observed."
100% agree.
We need an NCT for drivers.
Bad manners, black spots contribute to crashes - coroner
Bad manners and poor identification of black spots are contributing to crashes on the roads, according to the Public Information Officer of the Coroner's Society of Ireland.
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