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A simple way to make roads safer: disable drivers phones

If we were to find a way to stamp out phone distraction, we would go a long way to reducing the toll of deaths and injuries on our roads, writes John .

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St Brigid s road safety operation focussing on four offences in effect from Thursday to Tuesday

St Brigid s road safety operation focussing on four offences in effect from Thursday to Tuesday
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Gardaí issue road safety appeal and pinpoint the most likely times for a serious crash

Gardaí issue road safety appeal and pinpoint the most likely times for a serious crash
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Snooze-alyser in development to tell if you re too sleepy to drive

A snooze-alyser is being developed that will tell you if you re too sleepy to drive. The RSA says drivers should never fight sleep.

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Almost one in four motorists check their phone notifications while driving

New research by the Road Safety Authority also found that 13% of drivers write messages or emails while behind the wheel.

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