Stop, Sip and Sleep
That's the message of the new road safety campaign
The Road Safety Authority, Gaelic Players Association and Women's Players Association are urging drivers ahead of the Christmas period and as GAA teams start back into pre-season training to recognise the signs of being too tired to drive.
Fatigue is a factor in 20% of driver deaths in Ireland every year.
Speaking to RedFM News Cormac O'Malley of the RSA says busy schedules can lead to exhaustion but taking simple steps can save lives;
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