'My sister died after being hit by a lorry driver' - campaigner calls for council to tighten 'loopholes' allowing trucks to use Dublin streets

The introduction of the €10 permit system has raised significant concerns as numerous HGVs continue to circumvent a travel ban, prompting debates about road safety measures.

Since the implementation of the HGV management strategy, Dublin has successfully reduced the number of large trucks on its roads, but recent trends suggest that loopholes are being exploited.

Campaigners, particularly those personally affected by truck-related incidents, are calling for an urgent review of the permits, highlighting the persistent risks posed by heavy vehicles.

The ongoing issues with trucks navigating through the city raise alarm among residents, especially in light of past tragedies linked to such traffic violations.

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