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The Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI) and Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR) give you the right (with some exclusions) to ask for all types of information held by a public authority

You have the right to be told whether a public authority holds the information you want, the right to access it (and if possible in the way you requested e.g. copy), subject to some exemptions (FOI) and/or exceptions (EIRs). If you do not receive the information, there are also arrangements for enforcement and appeal.

Road Safety Division is part of the Department of the Environment, which is a Public Authority, and will reply to Requests for Information. We are also in the process of publishing and making accessible all relevant documents.

More about FOI, the legislation and the departmental publication scheme can be found on the DoE FOI site.

If you want information on Road Safety matters, please use this email form or write to Road Safety Division at the following address:

Road Safety Division,
Freedom of Information Section,
Clarence Court,
Adelaide Street,
BELFAST
BT2 8GB