Calls for Local Authorities to Reduce Speed Limit to 30Km Per hour
Local Authorities are being urged to reduce the speed limit to 30 kilometres an hour to save lives.
Ireland is falling behind Europe in setting 30 kph zones in towns and cities around the country.
While recent research by the RSA found that almost six in 10 drivers break the speed limit in urban areas.
CEO Moyagh Murdock was asked why she thinks local authorities are reluctant to cut speed limits:
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