Mr. Sam Waide:

That is a good question. I will link it back to a question Deputy Ó Murchú asked earlier. One of the actions in the road safety strategy is hazard-perception driving and the potential use of innovation and virtual driving. The Deputy mentioned Mondello Park, which is one facility. We are working with Age Friendly Ireland. This is not just a good question, it is a timely one because there is an opportunity available. There was reference earlier to things being mandatory or voluntary. At a minimum, there is an opportunity to develop something with older people and the likes of our partner Age Friendly Ireland, as part of the strategy in that action in order to give people the opportunity to avail of licences. I agree that they may be competent drivers, but if they are not driving on a frequent basis, like anything, they may lose confidence. I commit to take that away and discuss the matter with those organisations. We will work not only to answer the question on the potential of virtual innovation, but it is a good opportunity for those people who do not drive frequently.