Survey Shows Men More Likely To Speed Than Women
Over half of Irish drivers have admitted to driving over the speed limit in the last year - with men more likely to do so than women. New research shows the top three bad habits that Irish drivers have admitted to are driving too fast, forgetting to dim lights when meeting other cars, and driving too close to the car in front. The data - commissioned by Liberty Insurance - also shows that 10% of people admitted to driving without a seatbelt. While almost one in five admitted to eating, shaving, applying make-up or brushing their hair while behind the wheel.
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