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Urgent!!! Paramedics!!

  • 19-05-2016 8:17pm
    #1
    Deirdre1995
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    Hello! I'm just wondering I have a friend who is and has applied for the paramedic course in Ul for September 2016. He has everything filled but has been fined with 3 penalty point just in the last few days. It says he needs a clean b and c1 licence? Is there any way he can still continue to do the course ? Thanks :)


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  • #2
    Atlantic Dawn
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    What was 2 points for? Speeding is normally 2.


  • #3
    Deirdre1995
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭Deirdre1995


    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    What was 2 points for? Speeding is normally 2.

    He got 3 points for speeding :/


  • #4
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Deirdre1995 wrote: »
    He got 3 points for speeding :/

    Yes my mistake. I can't see it being an issue but when you get to 6 it would be. They are not going to offer the job to someone with 6 given that if they got 12 they are off the road and so can't do that job.


  • #5
    Deirdre1995
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭Deirdre1995


    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    Yes my mistake. I can't see it being an issue but when you get to 6 it would be. They are not going to offer the job to someone with 6 given that if they got 12 they are off the road and so can't do that job.

    Yeah it's just it's a 4 year degree training course and it says they need a clean licence ?:/


  • #6
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Deirdre1995 wrote: »
    Yeah it's just it's a 4 year degree training course and it says they need a clean licence ?:/

    The points would be off in 2 years, clean usually means no serious convictions.


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  • #7
    Deirdre1995
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭Deirdre1995


    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    The points would be off in 2 years, clean usually means no serious convictions.

    And would panel ty points be regarded as a serious conviction? Sorry about all the questions!


  • #8
    sdanseo
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    Speeding is 3 points, and the points last for 3 years. It'll take a month or two for them to be applied, presuming s/he pays the fine.

    Why on earth is this thread in here though?


  • #9
    moc moc a moc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,299 ✭✭✭moc moc a moc


    Deirdre1995 wrote: »
    He got 3 points for speeding :/

    Bit ironic, someone with such disregard for people's safety looking to become a paramedic, n'est pas?


  • #10
    sdanseo
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    moc moc a moc wrote: »
    Bit ironic, someone with such disregard for people's safety looking to become a paramedic, n'est pas?

    C'est pas. Speeding in certain circumstances isn't just not unsafe but can actually be more sensible than the limit.

    3 lane dual carriageway, 80 in a 60 was the only time I ever got points. A reasonable speed for the conditions.

    Not to mention the fact that the Co. Council actually put up 3 new signs to try and get around my complaint that the limit wasn't properly posted.


  • #11
    OttoPilot
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    sdanseo wrote: »
    C'est pas. Speeding in certain circumstances isn't just not unsafe but can actually be more sensible than the limit.

    3 lane dual carriageway, 80 in a 60 was the only time I ever got points. A reasonable speed for the conditions.

    Not to mention the fact that the Co. Council actually put up 3 new signs to try and get around my complaint that the limit wasn't properly posted.

    What dual carriageway is 60? I know chapelizod bypass on n4 was reduced to 60 temporarily. Thank god someone saw the idiocy in that!


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  • #12
    sdanseo
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    OttoPilot wrote: »
    What dual carriageway is 60? I know chapelizod bypass on n4 was reduced to 60 temporarily. Thank god someone saw the idiocy in that!

    Old N81 at the Spawell


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