Under the 1998 Convention on Driving Disqualifications, signatory countries may recognise and uphold disqualifications awarded to drivers imposed when driving abroad. However as of September 2013, only the UK and the Republic of Ireland actually do so. The full table of disqualifications including the offence codes is as follows: MR09 MR19 MR29 MR39 MR49 MR59 Grandtotal 2009 3 — 18 2 1 2 26 2010 8 — 80 3 1 17 109 2011 13 — 78 3 1 26 121 2012 10 2 62 7 4 41 126 2013 5 1 25 5 5 20 61 Grandtotal 39 3 263 20 12 106 443 MR09 Recklessor dangerous driving (whether or not resulting in death, injury orseriousrisk) MR19 Wilfulfailure to carry out the obligation placed on drivers after beinginvolved in road accidents (hit andrun) MR29 Drivinga vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other substanceaffecting or diminishing the mental and physical abilities of thedriver or refusing to submit to alcohol and drugstest. MR39 Drivinga vehicle faster than permittedspeed. MR49 Drivinga vehicle whiledisqualified. MR59 Otherconduct constituting an offence for which a disqualification has beenimposed by the State of offence of a duration of six months ormore. It should be noted that all drivers have the right of appeal although very few actually do so.