Using mechanically propelled vehicle without test certificate.

1. An offence by a person under subsection (2) of section 18, being an offence committed in a period of 3 years in which a previous offence was committed by the person under that subsection for which he or she was convicted.

Driving mechanically propelled vehicle before remedying dangerous defect.

2. An offence by a person under subsection (10) of section 20, being an offence committed in a period of 3 years in which a previous offence was committed by the person under that subsection for which he or she was convicted.

Driving mechanically propelled vehicle when unfit.

F343[3. An offence by a person under section 48—

(a) where the vehicle which the person drove, or attempted to drive, in contravention of that section was a mechanically propelled vehicle, and

(b) the offence was committed during a period of 3 years in which the person committed a previous offence, of which he or she was convicted, of driving or attempting to drive a mechanically propelled vehicle in contravention of that section.]

Driving mechanically propelled vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drug.

4. An offence under section 4 of the Road Traffic Act 2010.

Being in charge of mechanically propelled vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drug.

5. An offence under section 5 of the Road Traffic Act 2010.

F344[Failure to comply with requirement to perform impairment test

5A. An offence under section 11 of the Road Traffic Act 2010.]

Refusal or failure to provide specimen or to comply with requirement of designated doctor or nurse.

F343[6. (a) Subject to subparagraph (b), an offence under section 12, 13B or 14 of the Road Traffic Act 2010.

(b) Subparagraph (a) shall not include an offence under section 12 of the Road Traffic Act 2010, where the person convicted of the offence was arrested under—

(i) section 6 (4) of the Road Traffic Act 2010,

(ii) section 10 (7) of the Road Traffic Act 2010, where the vehicle of which the person was in charge, referred to in section 10(4) of that Act, was a vehicle other than a mechanically propelled vehicle,

(iii) section 52(3), where the vehicle the person was driving in contravention of section 52(1) was a vehicle other than a mechanically propelled vehicle,

(iv) section 53(5), where the vehicle the person was driving in contravention of section 53(1) was a vehicle other than a mechanically propelled vehicle, or

(v) section 112(6), for committing an offence under section 112(4).]

F345[Failure to give permission to forward specimen test certificate

6A. An offence under section 17A of the Road Traffic Act 2010.]

Careless driving.

7. An offence by a person under section 52, where the contravention involved the driving of a mechanically propelled vehicle, being an offence committed in a period of 3 years in which 2 or more previous offences were committed by the person under that section for which he or she was convicted.

Dangerous driving of mechanically propelled vehicle.

8. An offence under section 53 where the contravention involved the driving of a mechanically propelled vehicle.

Driving of dangerously defective mechanically propelled vehicle.

F343[9. An offence by a person under section 54—

(a) other than—

(i) an offence of driving a powered personal transporter in contravention of section 54(1), or

(ii) an offence under section 54(2), where the vehicle driven in contravention of that subsection is a powered personal transporter,

and

(b) the offence is committed during a period of 3 years in which the person committed a previous offence under section 54 (other than an offence described in subparagraph (a) of this paragraph) of which he or she was convicted.]

Parking mechanically propelled vehicle in dangerous position.

10. An offence by a person under section 55 where the contravention involved the parking of a mechanically propelled vehicle and where any part of the period of the contravention was a period within lighting-up hours (as specified in the section) during which the vehicle did not fulfil the requirements imposed by law with respect to lighting and reflectors, being an offence committed in a period of 3 years in which a previous offence was committed by the person under that section for which he or she was convicted.

Use of mechanically propelled vehicle not insured.

11. An offence under section 56.

Failure to fulfil duties on occurrence of accident.

12. (a) An offence under section 106 where the contravention involved non-compliance with F346[paragraph (a), (aa) or (b)] of subsection (1) of that section, injury was caused to a person, a mechanically propelled vehicle was involved in the occurrence of the injury and the convicted person was the driver of the vehicle concerned.

(b) An offence under section 106 (other than an offence to which subparagraph (a) of this paragraph relates) where injury was caused to a person, a mechanically propelled vehicle was involved in the occurrence of the injury and the convicted person was the driver of the vehicle concerned, being an offence committed in a period of 3 years in which a previous such offence was committed by the person for which he or she was convicted.

Taking mechanically propelled vehicle without authority.

13. An offence under subsection (2) of section 112.

Driving mechanically propelled vehicle without driving licence while disqualified, etc.

14. An offence under section 38(2) in the circumstances referred to in subsection (5)(a) of that section.

Using vehicle without certificate of roadworthiness.

F347[15. An offence by a person under—

(a) Regulation 19(1) of the European Communities (Vehicle Testing) Regulations 2004 (S.I. No. 771 of 2004), or

(b) section 6(2) of the Road Safety Authority (Commercial Vehicle Roadworthiness) Act 2012,

being an offence committed in a period of 3 years in which a previous offence was committed by the person under (a) or (b) for which he or she was convicted. ]]