One in five of respondents in an AA poll carried out this month admitted that they have knowingly taken a lift from a driver they understood to be over the legal blood alcohol level (0.8 mg) within the last two years.
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Men are better map-readers – AA
Men declare themselves to be better map-readers than women and are far less likely to ask for directions, according to a survey of over 13,000 Irish motorists carried out by the AA. “Most of us can get confused or lost from time to time, especially on weekends like this when many of us will...
Motorists spend 18 days searching for parking
The average Irish driver could be spending in the region of 18 days searching for parking spaces during their lifetime according to the results of an AA Motor Insurance poll.
Car crime on the rise
A major survey from AA Insurance has shown that one in 10 of all motorists and nearly 15% of motorists in Dublin have been victims of car crime in the last two years.
Men opt for higher horsepower
Men go for bigger cars than women, on average, and this bumps up their insurance premium according to AA Insurance.
Irish customers like Mondays
Irish people seem to love Mondays, at least for doing business, according to AA Insurance.
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