PQ 122
122. Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Transport if the entire Irish motorway network is in line with EU regulations, which proposes a maximum distance of 60 kilometres between service areas on a motorway; if not, when the gaps in the motorway service stations will be filled, especially given the shift towards fully electric vehicles; and whether all service stations in the network will be required to have a minimum number of super-fast charging points. [6766/25]
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122. Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Transport if the entire Irish motorway network is in line with EU regulations, which proposes a maximum distance of 60 kilometres between service areas on a motorway; if not, when the gaps in the motorway service stations will be filled, especially given the shift towards fully electric vehicles; and whether all service stations in the network will be required to have a minimum number of super-fast charging points. [6766/25]
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