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Gardaí warn drivers as August Bank Holiday approaches

With the August Bank Holiday this weekend, gardaí have made an appeal to road users to behave responsibly when driving. 

“We advise all drivers to slow down, to wear a seatbelt, to ensure that their passengers are also wearing theirs and to keep their phone out of reach while driving,” said a spokesperson.

“Keep your full attention on the road at all times.” 

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They also urge drivers not to drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs to risk losing their license.

A garda spokesperson stated: “Please arrange a lift home in advance if you intend to go socialising over the Bank Holiday Weekend or get a taxi. Never get into a car as a passenger with anyone whom you think may have consumed alcohol or drugs.”

As always, gardaí will be operating high visibility checkpoints and speed checks on the roads across the weekend. 

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