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International conference on Intelligent Speed Assistance
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) Hosted its 2016 International Road Safety Conference at Dublin Castle on Thursday 28th April. The theme of the conference focused on the use of technology to manage speed and ran from 10am to 13.35pm in the Main Conference Hall, Dublin Castle, Dublin 2.
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8th Annual Academic Lecture - 30km/h limits
The Road Safety Authority held their eight Annual Academic Lecture, marking the first day of ‘Irish Road Safety Week’ which ran until Sunday 8 October. The theme of the lecture was ‘30km/h limits’ and was attended by over 100 road safety stakeholders.
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10th Annual Academic Lecture – Driver Fatigue
The Road Safety Authority held their tenth Annual Academic Lecture, marking the first day of ‘Irish Road Safety Week’ which will run to Sunday 11 October. This year’s lecture focused on ‘Driver Fatigue’ and over 200 road safety stakeholders attended the online webinar.
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World day of Remembrance 2021
The Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims was first held in 1993 in the United Kingdom and organised since then by non-governmental organizations in a number of countries. It was created to give recognition to victims of road traffic crashes and for their loved ones.
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National Hi-Viz Day
On the longest night of the year ‘Be Safe, Be Seen’ on Irish Roads
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Road Safety Authority Annual Academic Lecture - Serious Injuries
The Road Safety Authority hosted online their Annual Academic Lecture focusing on serious injuries.
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Mobile phones and distractions
Highlighting the dangers and consequences of using a mobile phone while driving.
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Emergency Services
Road safety campaign urging road users to act responsibly and safely when using the roads.
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Motorway Safety
This campaign demonstrates when and how to change lanes correctly on a motorway. You should only use the hard shoulder in the case of an emergency, call for help and wait at a safe place, behind the barrier. Never ever walk on a motorway
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Anti-drug driving
Road Safety Campaign raising awareness of the consequences of driving under the influence of drugs.
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Male Campaign
Our male campaign is aimed at making male motorists aware that they are most at risk on the roads.
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Cycle Safety
Advice to drivers to be aware of cyclists and give at least 1.5 space when overtaking
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Irish Road Safety Week
Irish Road Safety Week (IRSW) will be taking place from Monday 3 October to Sunday 9 October.
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Road Safety Authority Annual Conference - Tackling Speeding – Risk Factors and Interventions.
The Road Safety Authority hosted their Annual Conference today 26 October 2022. This year’s Conference focused on Tackling Speeding – Risk Factors and Interventions.
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World day of Remembrance 2022
The Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims was first held in 1993 in the United Kingdom and organised since then by non-governmental organizations in a number of countries. It was created to give recognition to victims of road traffic crashes and for their loved ones.
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Crashed Lives
How drink driving destroys lives in so many ways
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Driver Fatigue
Raising awareness of the dangers of driver fatigue.
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Seatbelts
Promoting the use of seat belts as a key road safety behaviour.
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Motorcycle Safety
This campaign asks motorcyclists to slow down and ‘ease off the throttle’ as bikers speeding is a factor in a third of motorcyclist fatal collisions.
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Irish Road Safety Week 2023
Irish Road Safety Week (IRSW) will be taking place from Monday 2 October to Sunday 8 October.