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New rules for new drivers
New drivers will face new rules from next year. The Road Traffic Act that is currently in preparation will have a number of eye-catching provisions and the group most affected will be young people learning how to drive.
‘Hands-free’ phone use legal, but still a bad habit
If there is one fool proof way to drive another motorist mad it is to use a mobile phone. It really is one of those behaviours that seems to get right under people’s skin. You can see it every day. Stand on a roundabout in any Irish town and in minutes you will see examples of the ‘one armed bandits’ – phone in one hand and steering wheel in the other.
The return of traffic – don’t fall victim to road rage
Most of our schools will be back over the next week or so and that means an end to the holiday season and the return of commuting traffic. The towns and cities become much busier, the weather worsens and the impatience needle moves up the dial towards red.
The return of traffic – don’t fall victim to road rage
Most of our schools will be back over the next week or so and that means an end to the holiday season and the return of commuting traffic. The towns and cities become much busier, the weather worsens and the impatience needle moves up the dial towards red.
Students asked to prioritise road safety during exam celebrations
Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar has appealed to Leaving and Junior Cert students to be road safety conscious at all times when celebrating the end of their exams.
Students asked to prioritise road safety during exam celebrations
Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar has appealed to Leaving and Junior Cert students to be road safety conscious at all times when celebrating the end of their exams.
Think safer, slower, and sober on the roads this winter
Gardaí have appealed for all road users to be safety conscious and to advise family and friends accordingly in the lead up to Christmas.
Children not happy with parents’ driving
Nearly two thirds of children say that their parents are aggressive drivers, and 13 per cent say they are scared or embarrassed by their parents’ driving.
Mayo and Kerry fans asked to mind the GAP
Thousands of GAA fans travelling to Sunday's All-Ireland football semi-final in Dublin this Sunday have been given a special drive safely message.
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.
