Advice for driving in harsh conditions
Following this week’s thunderstorms, AA Roadwatch has given advice to drivers should they be caught heavy showers again.
Following this week’s thunderstorms, AA Roadwatch has given advice to drivers should they be caught heavy showers again.
Ireland is one of many EU and national Governments taking steps in response to the disruption caused by Covid-19 to driver licensing services.
A brand-new technology detects driver inattentiveness and alerts drivers to take action before a road incident occurs. The epidemic that is distracted driving is growing rapidly with many motorists feeling it’s okay glance at their phones while at the wheel. SmartSense for Inattentive Driving+ detects and notifies drivers when they aren’t concentrating and prompts them to concentrate on the journey at hand. The technology provides a view of the cab interior and examines the driver’s face, eyes, and hands to tell …
27 motorists were issued a total of €229,000 in fines on Monday after they failed to show up to court for toll dodging on the M50, the Irish Independent reports. 47 toll dodgers had been summoned to appear at Dublin District Court, only 20 of the summoned drivers decided to show up. The prosecutions still proceeded to take place against the 27 people who chose not to appear, resulting in fines ranging from €2,000 to €15,000. Most of the cases involved vehicles with records between …
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is advising all road users to take extra care using the roads today (Friday 23 July) as the recent spell of dry weather breaks and rain is expected across parts of the country over the coming days. During a prolonged dry spell, oil and rubber deposit builds up and develops on the road. When wet weather arrives, …
Continental Tyres survey shows staycation plans as 90 percent of respondents plan holiday in Ireland – €500 to €1,000 average spend – One in three plan to visit a ‘greenway’ With ongoing concerns about the spread of Covid-19, both here and in the usual destinations for Irish holiday-makers, it looks like a staycation in Ireland is what the …
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is reminding road users to be aware of the dangers caused by ‘sun glare’ as Orange and Yellow weather warnings for High Temperatures have been issued for the next few days.
With many families planning on staycationing in the coming weeks the Mayo Road Safety Office is urging parents to carry out some simple child car seat checks, Midwest Radio reports.
South Kilkenny roads are to undergo a speed review.
Younger drivers might have to wait as long as 18 months to sit their driving test and have to pay hundreds of euro in extra insurance during that time, the Irish Independent reports.