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How’s my driving? Kids slam parents’ driving skills

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Nearly two thirds of children (63 per cent) admit their parents are aggressive drivers and 13 per cent say they are scared or embarrassed by mum and dad’s driving, according to new research.

How’s my driving? Children slam parents’ driving skills

Nearly two thirds of children (63 per cent) admit their parents are aggressive drivers and 13 per cent say they are scared or embarrassed by Mum and Dad’s driving, according to new research.

Galway driving lessons are the cheapest

Galway city offers the best value in the country for teaching motorists to drive, according to the National Consumer Agency which has published the findings of its latest price survey.

Switch off before you drive off

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is warning motorists that using a mobile phone while driving is one of the most dangerous things they can do in a car.

Mayo motorists still using mobiles while driving

Up to 1,368 drivers in County Mayo have been issued with fixed charge notices for penalty point offences for using a hand held mobile phone while driving up to the end of March this year.

Essential Driver Training now compulsory

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has announced that the new Essential Driver Training (EDT) programme, which requires learner drivers to take compulsory driving lessons for category B vehicles (cars and light vans), has been introduced since Monday April 4.

Essential driver training now compulsory

Starting this week, learner drivers must take compulsory lessons as part of a new licensing system.

Essential driver training now compulsory

Starting this week, learner drivers must take compulsory lessons as part of a new licensing system.

Suicide and road deaths should be top of the agenda

Road safety officers across the country have their work cut out for them given the state of the country’s roads after the recent bouts of snow and frost and the lack of money in the public purse to remedy the problems.

A third of Irish men criticise female motorists

Men were quicker to lambast the opposite sex about their driving skills. This is according to the results of the AA Motor Insurance winter poll where more than 7,500 motorists were asked to rate various categories of road users on a scale of excellent to very poor.

 

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