Breathalyser Plan for Pubs Scrapped
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A €1.5 million proposal by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to install breathalyser machines in pubs and hotels nationwide has been scrapped due to political pressure. The initiative, aimed at improving road safety, faced criticism for potentially sending mixed messages about drink-driving. Junior Transport Minister Sean Canney welcomed the decision to scrap the tender.
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