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Parents and guardians in Ireland are being urged to make use of the Road Safety Authority’s (RSA) ‘Check it Fits’ service.

RSA in Ireland finds less than half of child car seats...

Parents and guardians in Ireland are being urged to make use of the Road Safety Authority’s (RSA) ‘Check it Fits’ service. The service, which aims...
The National Safety Council has held a new campaign to help keep teens safe behind the wheel.

Campaign to keep teens safe on the road

With Halloween just days away, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is reminding everyone of the heightened risk of impaired during the holiday.

MADD warns of increase in impaired driving on Halloween

Funding worth $160,000 has been made available in Western Australia to deliver road safety messages to young people.

New grants target young drivers

Child seat and booster use drops when children turn three, according to AAA analysis of five years of government crash data.

New ‘alarming’ data shows child and booster seat use drops when...

With children returning to school after the summer break the US Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has offered tips to help keep the roads safe for all.

Back to school road safety tips

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DRIVING FOR WORK

Research presented by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) in Ireland at the annual Driving for Work seminar, revealed one quarter of all drivers involved in fatal road collisions over the past five years were driving for work.

One quarter of drivers involved in fatal road collisions were driving...

Research presented by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) in Ireland at the annual Driving for Work seminar, revealed one quarter of all drivers involved...
New research looking at ways to increase the number of women truck drivers have been released.

New study looks at ways of attracting more women truck drivers

New research looking at ways to increase the number of women truck drivers have been released. Industry image and perception, training school completion, truck parking...
Using federal crash data from 2016 to 2021, IIHS researchers estimated that equipping every light van on the road with front crash prevention, lane departure prevention, blind spot detection and intelligent speed assistance (ISA) could address 26 per cent of all police-reported crashes, 22 per cent of injury crashes and 37 per cent of fatal crashes involving such vehicles.

IIHS calls for delivery vans to be fitted with better safety...

Equipping the light vans that fulfill America’s online orders with four safety features could prevent or mitigate close to four out of ten fatal...
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