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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.
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Since the Road Safety Strategy 2007 to 2012 was introduced in 2007, road deaths have dropped by 50 per cent. When compared to the year before the introduction of the first ever road safety strategy in 1998, deaths have fallen by 59 per cent.
Mayo to remember victims of road collisions
The Road Safety Authority, Mayo County Council, members of An Garda Síochána, the Emergency Services, and PARC Road Safety Group are asking people in Mayo to remember the victims of road collisions on World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims on Sunday November 20.
Road safety discussion on CRC
The Saturday Forum programme on CRC 102.9 fm this week is devoted to a discussion on road safety. Presenter Stephen Burns will have a number of guests in studio including Noel Brett, chief executive, Road Safety Authority, Garda Sergeant Donie Duignan, Mayo Divisional Traffic Corps, and Michael Mongan, senior roads engineer, Mayo County Council.
Younger drivers take too many chances
A new survey from the Road Safety Authority has highlighted some of the reckless behaviour undertaken by young male drivers on Irish roads.
Road users — are you ready for winter?
As winter is nearly upon us, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) is asking road users to make sure they are ready for winter road conditions.
One in five confesses to being a boy racer
One in five male drivers aged under 25 years have raced another driver on a public road at some point in the past, a survey conducted by an NUI Galway lecturer has revealed.
RSA concerned over unofficial driving test and theory test websites
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is asking anyone booking a driving test online to do so only on the RSA’s official driving test website www.rsa.ie and anyone booking a driver theory test online to do so on the official theory test website, www.theorytest.ie
Be a part of national drive to save lives
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is urging people nationwide to continue their life-saving behaviour and get involved in the national and local efforts to reduce road deaths.
