The Transport Minister Shane Ross is proposing a change to speeding fines to punish faster drivers.
Under the plans, the faster someone is going, the heavier the fine will be.
The sliding scale of punishments will replace the flat rate €80 fine for anyone caught speeding.
The Irish Daily Mail reports that it means those breaking the speed limit by a lot will be fined much more than those who are only slightly over the limit.
The AA's Conor Faughnan thinks the new proposals make sense.
He said: "The one-size-fits-all punishment that we have for speeding at the moment is arguably inappropriate.
"If you have got somebody who is doing 125km/h on the motorway, for example, that's higher than the speed limit so it is an offence, but it is nowhere near as dangerous as the individual going through a rural village at 90 km/h in a 60km/h zone, for example."
