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The average motorist doesn’t get the hang of driving until they reach the age of 59, according to a study by Continental Tyres.

On average motorists do not get the hang of driving until they reach the age of 59, according to a study by Continental Tyres.

The average motorist doesn’t get the hang of driving until they reach the age of 59, according to a study by Continental Tyres.

On average motorists do not get the hang of driving until they reach the age of 59, according to a study by Continental Tyres.

Suddenly Christmas and the festive season are upon us once again. It is a time for peace and goodwill, a break from work, time to relax with our families. We might go away and if we do, we will probably drive.

Athlone drivers have been revealed as the most law-abiding in the country when it comes to the use of mobile phones while driving, according to a leading safety body.

Many students across the country have sat the last of their Leaving Certificate examinations in recent days, and a night of celebration is likely to follow. Against this background, the Road Safety Authority (RSA), Alcohol Action Ireland, and Youth Work Ireland are urging parents and their young drivers to have a ‘Safer Driving Agreement’ in place if those celebrations include travel by car.

Fancy yourself as a dapper truck driver as well as a budding entertainer? Why not combine the two skills for a new reality television series planned for this summer?

An AA survey of more than 7,000 Irish motorists has shown that mobile phone use and failure to indicate at roundabouts are the most common examples of everyday bad driving.

Road safety professionals are appealing for people observing Lent to give up one more thing - bad driving.