Opening up the debate of whether to stop and help or to prioritise personal safety, AA Rescue has today published results of a contentious poll question which asks drivers whether or not they would kick into “good Samaritan mode” or simply keep driving if they came across a stranded motorist.
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Keep an eye out for “four legged pedestrians” says AA
The AA is reminding motorists driving on rural routes this summer to keep an eye out for all creatures great and small having learnt throughits latest motor insurance poll that approximately four out of 10 drivers in Ireland have run over a pet or other non domesticated animal at some point while driving.
AA launches summer driving campaign
The AA marks the start of its Summer Driving Campaign this week just in time for the June bank holiday and school holiday season with the launch of a jam packed summer motoring section at www.aaireland.ie/summerdriving.
AA warns of dangers of driver fatigue
As Easter runs into the May bank holiday this year many drivers will be taking the opportunity to have a longer break and drive longer distances. The AA is warning motorists not to ignore one major killer – fatigue.
20 per cent of Irish Motorists ‘feel unsafe’ on Irish roads
The AA’s latest poll of 6,500 Irish motorists shows that almost 20% of drivers feel unsafe on Irish roads.
AA welcomes drink-drive limit reduction
The AA has welcomed the passing of the 2010 Road Traffic Bill which paves the way for reducing Ireland’s Drink Drive limit from 80 mgs to 50 mgs, along with a lower 20mg limit for learner drivers and professional drivers.
AA warns on laundered diesel
The AA has recently received complaints from motorists concerning laundered and sub-standard diesel. buy doxycycline
Been Breathalysed lately?
If you want to avoid being breathalysed you should be a female motorist in rural Munster on a Tuesday afternoon. If you want to maximise your chances of being breathalysed you should be a male driver in Dublin between 7pm and 10pm on a Saturday evening. That’s according to an AA Motorists’ Panel survey...
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