Efforts To Reduce The Number Of Learner Drivers Killed On The Roads Are Underway In Cork
A new app aimed at curbing risky driving has been launched
The Targify app has been developed by Cork entrepreneur Greg McGarry with the aim of showing parents how their children are driving.
The apps includes real-time feedback on speed and location and also gives a driving score which factors acceleration, harsh braking and dangerous cornering
47 learner drivers were involved in fatal collisions between 2014 and 2017
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