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A taxi driver who, after being told by gardaí to move from being parked on a double yellow line, was observed parked in a disabled bay, was convicted, fined, and disqualified from driving by Judge Mary Devins.

An employer of a Castlebar transport company who failed to organise his employees’ work conditions to adhere to regulations was convicted and fined €500 at Castlebar District Court on Wednesday.

The driver of a car who crashed into a stationary vehicle at traffic lights appeared before Claremorris Court on Tuesday.

A roofing contractor who, when in a rush on a way to a meeting, overtook a line of traffic in a 60 kilometre an hour zone and then forced his way back into the line of traffic, was convicted of careless driving at Ballina District Court.

If you are a professional bus or truck driver you now have to undertake one day’s training per year under a new Driver CPC EU directive.

A man has been sent forward to the Circuit Court to face a charge of dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm.

If you are a professional bus or truck driver you now have to undertake one day of training per year under a new Driver CPC EU Directive.

An AA survey of more than 7,000 Irish motorists has shown that mobile phone use and failure to indicate at roundabouts are the most common examples of everyday bad driving.

A Balla man who when he drove without insurance, tax, or driving licence, crashed into the back of a stationary car stopped at traffic lights and causing more than €4,000 worth of damage, was this week convicted of careless driving.

A collision between two cars on the Garrycastle interchange, in which one person was injured, has led to renewed calls for the dangerous junction to be upgraded.