Survey finds improved driver attitude to safety

The insurance industry has reported a significant improvement in Irish motorists' attitude to road safety.

Wed, 15 Aug, 2007 - 13:26

The insurance industry has reported a significant improvement in Irish motorists' attitude to road safety.

The Irish Insurance Federation says its latest survey has found a fall in the numbers who admit to speeding.

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