RSA calls on drivers to heed rules of the road
The Road Safety Authority is reminding drivers to heed the basic rules of the road.
The RSA says speeding, driving under the influence and using mobile phones continue to be major factors in road accidents.
142 people lost their lives on Irish roads this year- 23 up on last year with 17 of those fatalites here in Cork...
The RSA are rolling out a campaign specifically targetting young children and educating them on road safety.
Brian Farrell of the Road Safety Authority says the skills children learn will become life long good habits:
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