Today is National Slow Down Day – a dedicated day to reduce the number of speed related road collisions and to save lives.
Garda are conducting a national speed enforcement operation “Slow Down” from 7am Friday to 7am Saturday, with designated roads across the country being monitored.
While drivers should follow the speed limit on EVERY road, there is one Donegal route that will have a speed van in operation:
The N13 Lisfannon Bridgend road in Donegal will have speed enforcement in place today until tomorrow morning.
The objective of National “Slow Down” Day is to reduce the number of speed related collisions, save lives and reduce injuries on our roads. The aim of “Slow Down day” is to remind drivers of the dangers of speeding, increase compliance with speed limits and act as a deterrent to driving at excessive or inappropriate speed.
If you’re travelling the country today, here is a list of some national locations where speed enforcement is scheduled to be carried out from 7am Friday 20th October 2017:-
• N5 Claggarnagh East Castlebar Mayo
• R712 Pennefatherslot Kilkenny Kilkenny
• R551 Blackparks Ballybunnion Kerry
• R436 Leabeg Ballycumber Offaly
• R334 Cahernichole East The Neale Mayo
• N4 Lackan Edgeworthstown Longford
• N3 Edenburt Virginia Cavan
• N2 Reaghstown Ardee Louth
• R446 Ballyeighter Aughrim Galway
• N11 Clauass Enniscorthy Wexford
• N13 Lisfannon Bridge End Donegal
• R419 Kilbride Portarlington Laois
• N5 Portaghard Frenchpark Roscommon
• N68 Knockalough Kilmihil Clare
• R561 Kilnanare Firies Kerry
• N25 Coolcots Wexford
• M7 Osberstown Naas Kildare
• N7 Kill West Kill Kildare
• N20 Rathgoggan South Charleville Cork
• R586 Caherogullane Bantry Cork
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