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Motorway safety campaign launched

Over 100 people have been killed or seriously injured on Ireland's motorways since 2005.

Motorway safety campaign launched

Mon, 11 Apr, 2011 - 12:50

Over 100 people have been killed or seriously injured on Ireland's motorways since 2005.

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) today launched its Motorway Safety Campaign, urging motorists to re-educate themselves on motorway driving.

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