74 Deputy Brian O’Shea asked the Minister for Transport if he is concerned for national road safety in view of the fact that a recent AA survey found that more than 22% of drivers had experienced enough damage to their car after hitting a pothole that they had to go to a garage to have their car repaired; if he will prioritise the essential repair and maintenance of local and regional roads that were extensively damaged during the big freeze; if he has considered the proposal in Chambers Ireland recent policy document Transport 21, A Review to release motor tax receipts on a once-off basis to fully repair the extensive damage to regional and local roads caused by the big freeze; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26837/10]

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74 Deputy Brian O’Shea asked the Minister for Transport if he is concerned for national road safety in view of the fact that a recent AA survey found that more than 22% of drivers had experienced enough damage to their car after hitting a pothole that they had to go to a garage to have their car repaired; if he will prioritise the essential repair and maintenance of local and regional roads that were extensively damaged during the big freeze; if he has considered the proposal in Chambers Ireland recent policy document Transport 21, A Review to release motor tax receipts on a once-off basis to fully repair the extensive damage to regional and local roads caused by the big freeze; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26837/10]

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