Maeve Kelly, who Gerard Roan drove into in 2016, wants mental health issues to have the same bearing as vision and hearing problems when it comes to a driver’s eligibility to drive.

New figures show that Mespil Road remains the top blackspot for illegal parking on the streets of the capital.

A new survey says one in six motorists were involved in at least once collision when they were learning to drive.

According to the AA’s analysis, the national average cost of a litre of petrol currently sits at 146.1c, up almost 4c from an average price of 142.3c last month.

New figures show four in every 10 appeals against clampers were upheld last year.

Almost a fifth of Irish motorists have locked their keys inside their vehicle at some stage, according to recent research.

Over 70% of motorists support the continued use of speed cameras in Ireland in order to minimise speeding and reduce fatalities, recent research from AA Ireland has found.

There's no need to be jealous of your friends heading off to Spain because this weekend is set to be a scorcher.

Almost half of Irish motorists encounter drivers using their mobile phone while behind the wheel on a daily basis according to recent research from AA Ireland.

A survey has found that 97% of motorists would support new roadside drug testing measures.

Over 13% of parents have identified themselves as the main driver of a car predominantly driven by one or more of their children in an effort to reduce insurance costs, according to AA Ireland.

AA Motor Insurance surveyed more than 7,000 motorists.

The cost of a litre of petrol or diesel has reached its highest level in 18 months, according to the latest monthly fuel prices survey carried out by AA Ireland.

THE Road Safety Authority (RSA) issued advice to motorists on getting ready for bad weather as far back as September but an unusually mild autumn made it easy to put the suggestions on the long finger, writes Grainne McGuinness. 

The AA is warning motorists that the period of cheap fuel prices has come to an end after both diesel and unleaded fuel costs continued to climb this month.

MUSIC lovers have been urged to buy concert tickets from authorised outlets after it emerged touts were benefiting from the cancellation of US Rapper Eminem’s Slane concert.

THE Director of Consumer Affairs is to prosecute two well-known Galway hotels for charging more than the displayed prices for specific drinks during the busy race week.

DUBLIN is a rip-off capital for people who have a sweet tooth.

A FRESH round of prosecutions has been ordered for a number of pubs accused of persistently failing to display price lists.

CONSUMERS will have to vote with their feet and shop where they get best value if prices are to be kept under control, Consumer Affairs director Carmel Foley stressed yesterday.

CONSUMERS have racked up several thousands of euro in debts due to massive Christmas shopping sprees, financial experts said yesterday.

Publicans are responding positively to an appeal to freeze drink prices until the end of the year.