Tachograph offences haven’t been included in the Road Traffic Bill 2009, which was published last month, despite the efforts of the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to have them included.
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Posts Tagged ‘ Road Safety Authority ’
RSA launches www.drinkdriving.ie
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has launched a new website aimed at dispelling the myths surrounding drink driving.
Leave extra time for your journey
The Road Safety Authority (RSA), Automobile Association (AA) and the Gardai have appealed to all motorists to allow extra time for the journeys as the Bank Holiday Weekend draws to a close.
RSA issues appeal ahead of the October Bank Holiday
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is urging motorists to switch on their dipped headlights during the day and is calling on pedestrians to stand out in traffic by wearing bright or high visibility jackets, ahead of the Bank Holiday Weekend, which also see the clocks go back one hour.
RSA launches EU night without accident
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) will be holding the third "European Night Without Accident" tonight, Saturday 17th October as part of "Irish Road Safety Week". The initiative is aimed at promoting responsible behaviour behind the wheel among young adults.
Unsung Heroes of road safety
As "Irish Road Safety Week"continues, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) has awarded members of the public for their contribution to road safety at the annual Leading Lights Road Safety Awards in Farmleigh.
National drive to save lives
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has appealed to road users to get involved in a national drive to save lives on our roads, as it revealed that 70 lives are likely to be lost between now and the end of the year.
Driver Reviver campaign wins top award
A campaign, which highlights the dangers of driver fatigue claimed one of the top accolades at the Chambers Ireland President’s Awards for Corporate Social Responsibility at a reception in Dublin recently.
RSA disappointed at speed camera delay
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has expressed its disappointment at the delay in rolling out privatised speed cameras.
RSA criticises insurance industry over HGV insurance
THE Road Safety Authority (RSA) has criticised the insurance industry for covering HGVs that don’t have an up to date Certificate of Roadworthiness.
RSA points to fuel saving benefits of Driver CPC
The Driver CPC, which came into force across Europe last week could help hauliers to cut their fuel bills but up to 10 per cent, the Road Safety Authority has claimed.
IRHA gets RSA approval
The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has been approved by the Road Safety Authority to provide mandatory driver CPC training for HGV drivers.
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