25% of road fatalities in Ireland last year were not wearing seatbelts – RSA

25% of road fatalities in Ireland last year were not wearing seatbelts – RSA

The RSA is urging drivers and passengers to always wear a seatbelt in light of the recent study on road fatalities. Picture: Denis Minihane

Tue, 02 Feb, 2021 - 16:00
Ciarán Sunderland

A quarter of the drivers and passengers who died on Irish roads in 2020 were not wearing seatbelts, according to provisional Garda statistics from the Road Safety Authority (RSA). 

The RSA is urging drivers and passengers to always wear a seatbelt in light of the recent study on road fatalities. 

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