Kingdom drivers urged to be wary over weekend

DRIVERS in Kerry have been urged to take special care during the August bank holiday, following a recent series of road deaths in the county.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2008 - 01:00

Fourteen people died on the county’s roads in 2007 while 12 have, so far, been killed this year.

Kerry County Council road safety education officer Maria O’Regan appealed to people to take personal responsibility for their behaviour on the roads.

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