Although itโs already an offence to drive any vehicle with worn or defective tyres, thereโs now going be a fine of โฌ80, along with 2 penalty points endorsed on the licence on payment of the fine for commission of the offence, or 4 penalty points following conviction in the courts.
The new regulations took effect from yesterday, 17th April 2016. As Tyreland have posted about previously, a recent report by the RSA (โPre-Crash Report on Vehicle Factors in Fatal Collisionsโ) faulty tyres were found to be the most significant in-vehicle factor in fatal collisions, & that such factors played a role in one in 8 fatal crashes between 2008 & 2012.
This prompted the RSA along with Minister for Transport, Paschal Donohoe and the An Garda Sรญochรกna to launch a major tyre safety awareness campaign. The Road Safety Authority have urged drivers to have their car tyres checked once a month at a garage. Article Source: www.rsa.ie Sooner or Later youโll use Tyreland! Tyreland have 6 Tyre Depots located around Dublin City and Meath and offer the most competitive deals on cheap tyres in Dublin. Our industry experts are always available for advice and love to help people out. Contact us today.







