Road Safety Authority urges motorists to take care during Bank Holiday

All road users are being today asked to take extra care this May Bank Holiday, which is a very high-risk period for accidents.

Road Safety Authority urges motorists to take care during Bank Holiday
Fri, 30 Apr, 2010 - 12:35

All road users are being today asked to take extra care this May Bank Holiday, which is a very high-risk period for accidents.

The Road Safety Authority says 28 people have died and 50 have been seriously injured on May Bank Holiday weekends since 2005.

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