More than 50% of cars 'would fail safety tests'

More than half of all cars in Ireland have significant safety issues such as damaged tyres and faulty brakes according to a new survey.

More than half of all cars in Ireland have significant safety issues such as damaged tyres and faulty brakes according to a new survey.

A new survey by CarAware.ie revealed that nearly three quarters of cars had badly worn or damaged tyres, almost half had defective lights and a quarter had faulty brake pads.

Cork and the South were the worst areas with a 64% safety failure rate.

Galway was the best county with only a 52% failure rate.

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