Road safety is child’s play

ROAD safety is now literally child’s play – thanks to a new national scheme which was launched in Co Cork yesterday.

Road safety is child’s play
Wed, 05 May, 2010 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) brought its new StreetSmart concept to St Joseph’s Girls National School in Clonakilty, much to the delight of its 250 pupils.

The RSA streetscape play area featured houses, roads, traffic lights and pedestrian crossings.

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