Object to reports about your vehicle
If a registration here is yours and you object to what is published about it, you can say so under Article 21 of the GDPR. You do not need an account, you do not need to prove the vehicle is yours, and you do not need to argue any law — tell us about your situation and a person will weigh it.
Warning:
Sending this does not take anything down
An objection is weighed, not applied. Nothing about that registration changes while we look at it. If the reports are about a vehicle that is not yours, the other form is the faster one and it does change the page straight away — this is not my vehicle.
What happens next
- A person reads what you have written and weighs it against the reasons this platform publishes reports at all.
- We answer within one month, at the address you give, whichever way it goes.
- If we agree, nothing about that registration is published again: the page stops being available and no further reports can be filed against it. The reports are not deleted from our records — the same is true when somebody deletes their own account — but nothing is published and nothing can be found.
- If we do not agree, we tell you why, and how to take it further. You can complain to the Data Protection Commission at any point, and you do not have to come back to us first.
- We do not ask you for documents and do not want copies of any.
If that is not quite it
- A registration that has been misread is this is not my vehicle.
- A report containing something abusive, or personal information about somebody, is a content complaint — report content.
- Anything else about information held about you is on your data protection rights.
Information:
This does not report anything to the Gardaí
RoadSafe Ireland is not a Garda service and has no connection to any official record about you or your vehicle.