RSA says speed remains main cause of road deaths.
The Road Safety Authority is urging Kildare motorists to ensure they stay safe on the nations road this Bank holiday weekend.
The RSA is advising motorists to plan their route ahead of time, to stay alert when driving in unfamiliar areas and take a break if tired behind the wheel.
Communications Manager Brian Farrell, says speed is the main cause of road deaths.
As holidaymakers across Ireland look forward to summer break, the RSA urge road users to ensure they stay safe by planning the route ahead of time, staying alert driving in unfamiliar areas, taking a break if tired behind the wheel & looking out for other road users. #VisionZero pic.twitter.com/DdadWCtWSu
— RSA Ireland (@RSAIreland) June 3, 2022

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