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Road safety chiefs face grilling on death toll after climbdown on facing Public Accounts Committee - Vimarsana News

Road safety chiefs face grilling on death toll after climbdown on facing Public Accounts Committee

The Road Safety Authority has agreed to come before the spending watchdog to be questioned by politicians later this month.

How Bosses Can Offer Caregiver Support to an Employee - Vimarsana News

How Bosses Can Offer Caregiver Support to an Employee

Being a working caregiver is a demanding situation and a little compassion and flexibility from employers can go a long way. Learn more.

Wicklow students make RTÉ news over electric vehicle dangers discussion - Vimarsana News

Wicklow students make RTÉ news over electric vehicle dangers discussion

On the back of their enterprising study on the dangers of electric vehicles, two Young Social Innovators from Coláiste Bhríde in Carnew gave their insights at the inaugural RSA Youth Forum in Dublin, before later appearing on the evening RTÉ news.

Editorial: As death toll climbs, message on road safety is not getting through anywhere - Vimarsana News

Editorial: As death toll climbs, message on road safety is not getting through anywhere

The percentage of young people dying on the roads has soared by over 15pc this year and now accounts for close to half of all fatalities. The highest-risk age among road users last year was 16-25 years, Road Safety Authority (RSA) research warned. This group represented 26pc of total fatalities – 48 deaths –and the figures represented an overall increase of 23 road user fatalities compared to 2022.

Only four Irish counties have not had someone die on roads so far this year as concerns raised over surge in fatalities - Vimarsana News

Only four Irish counties have not had someone die on roads so far this year as concerns raised over surge in fatalities

Just four Irish counties have avoided a fatal road traffic collision so far this year.