Northern Ireland: Drivers could be banned from overtaking under new driving law proposals
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Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins said she was encouraged by the "substantial" public response to the Safer Journeys to School consultation, which closed this week after two months.
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The Department for Infrastructure received 601 responses as part of the consultation examining whether tougher rules for motorists around stationary buses could help prevent serious accidents.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ms Kimmins said: "Tragic incidents involving children at bus stops have highlighted the risks that can arise when passengers are getting on or off buses.
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