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24/01/2024

All levels catered for from Initial Basic Training through Test Preparation/Test to Advanced Rider Training.

22/05/2023
08/05/2023
05/05/2023

Professional Cyclist, Imogen Cotter, who was seriously injured in a head on collision in 2022 is calling on motorists to slow down and share the roads safely with people cycling as part of a new safety campaign being led by the RSA and Škoda Ireland. This comes off the back a new report that shows a worrying increase in people being seriously injured while cycling. For each cycling fatality during this time, there was an average of 25 serious injuries. We all have a responsibility, whether as motorists, cyclists, or pedestrians to share the road in a safe and responsible manner.
https://www.rsa.ie/news-events/news/details/2023/05/04/professional-cyclist-imogen-cotter-launches-new-safety-campaign-with-the-rsa-and-%C5%A1koda-ireland

02/05/2023
30/04/2023
08/04/2023

Driving this Easter weekend?
We urge drivers to take their time if setting out on a long journey and to recognise the signs of driver fatigue. If you feel tired while driving, Stop, Sip, Sleep. That’s stop somewhere safe, have a caffeinated drink and nap for 15 minutes.
Whatever you do, please don’t fight sleep at the wheel.

06/02/2023

As a driver, you must not put a pedestrian at risk.
In particular, you must give way to pedestrians:
At a zebra crossing 🦓
At a pelican crossing 🐦
When the amber light is flashing 🟠
Crossing the road 🚶
and if you are moving off from a stationary position 🚗


Mar thiománaí, níor chóir duit coisí a chur i mbaol. Ní mór duit géilleadh do choisithe go háirithe:
ag trasrian síogach 🦓
ag trasrian peileacánach 🐦
nuair a bhíonn an solas ómrach gealánach 🟠
iad ag trasnú an bhóthair 🚶
agus ag acomhal, má tá siad tosaithe ag trasnú an bhóthair 🚗

30/01/2023

You must maintain your car regularly and ensure it’s always in a proper working condition. This is the law and there are penalties for anyone who drives an unroadworthy vehicle in a public place.

Don’t let the condition of your car put your safety, and the safety of your passengers or other road users at risk.

Download and read our Car Safety Checks booklet for 12 car checks you can carry out at home.

https://www.rsa.ie/docs/default-source/road-safety/r1.4-car-drivers/rsa-12-car-safety-checks.pdf?sfvrsn=83c94cea_3

20/12/2022

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