Organisation: Parc Road Safety Group

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'There should be more checkpoints' - Road safety campaigner calls for stricter enforcement of drink-driving laws

More than 650 people have been arrested on suspicion of drink or drug-driving since the end of November.

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Number of motorists disqualified for drug-driving rose by 12% last year

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Breath test scandal ‘has been swept under carpet’

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‘Name and shame’ to curb drink driving

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Prayer for victims as crash toll rises

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GSOC ‘not fit for purpose’, say crime victims

Varadkar ‘distinguished’ among ministers

PARC Road Safety Group has been working with Minister Leo Varadkar since 2011 to achieve our shared vision of saving lives and protecting road users from injuries.

Wed, 26 Mar, 2014

Widow’s drive to make our roads a safer place for all

A widow whose husband was killed in a St Stephen’s night accident says he has not died in vain after the safety campaign his death spurred helped bring about major changes in the way collision data is collected.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2013

Services held for road traffic victims

THE number of lives lost on Irish roads over the past 50 years is equivalent to the entire population of Tralee in Co Kerry.

Mon, 16 Nov, 2009

WHO have a policy on drink-driving laws

IN reply to Mr Jobs’ letter of August 18 I would like to draw his attention to the recent World Health Organisation (WHO) publication ‘Global Status Report On Road Safety – Time for Action’. In this document the WHO states:

Fri, 21 Aug, 2009