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Barriers at level crossings have hit people or vehicles 31 times already this year

Barriers at level crossings have hit people or vehicles 31 times already this year
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Irish Rail has reported 31 incidents this year involving vehicles or pedestrians colliding with level crossing barriers due to misuse. The company is now utilizing automated cameras to issue fines and penalty points to motorists who ignore warning lights.

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The increase in incidents poses a serious public safety risk, prompting a shift toward automated enforcement to deter dangerous behavior at rail crossings.

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IRISH RAIL HAS appealed for renewed vigilance from the public at level crossings after 31 incidents so far this year.

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