Meeting about new NCT centre in Mayo town

In 2027, the Road Safety Authority will undertake further needs analysis to assess future requirements for NCT services and the potential establishment of new centres as part of any future procurement of the service.
Meeting about new NCT centre in Mayo town

In 2027, the Road Safety Authority will undertake further needs analysis to assess future requirements for NCT services and the potential establishment of new centres as part of any future procurement of the service.

COMMUNITY NOTES: ERRIS - WESTERN PEOPLE (DECEMBER 16 EDITION)

Minister of State Alan Dillon TD held a meeting recently with the Minister of State at the Department of Transport Sean Canny TD and officials from his department to discuss the need for an NCT centre for Belmullet town.

It was a productive meeting and was attended by Michael and Mairéad Conroy of Michael Conroy Motors in Belmullet, who are continuing to highlight the need for an NCT Centre in Belmullet.

Erris motorists currently face long waiting lists, substantial travel times, and added costs to access the nearest NCT centres in Ballina or Westport, often involving round trips of up to 150km. This places a significant burden on a region that is home to approximately 15,000 people.

In 2027, the Road Safety Authority will undertake further needs analysis to assess future requirements for NCT services and the potential establishment of new centres as part of any future procurement of the service. The recent engagement marks an important first step in advancing this project and ensuring the challenges faced by Erris motorists are fully recognised.

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