Report

Road Safety Authority. (2021) Our journey towards vision zero: Ireland’s Government Road Safety strategy 2021–2030. Dublin: Department of Transport.

Road Safety Authority. (2020) Provisional review of fatal collisions: January to 31 December 2019. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2019) Alcohol a major factor in fatalities between 10pm and 6am. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2018) Road safety strategy 2013 -2020. Report of mid-term evaluation. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2017) A review of 2014 RTC fatalities with a positive toxicology for alcohol. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2016) Fatal collisions 2008-2012: motorcyclists. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2016) Drinking and driving - driver theory test questions. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2016) Fatal collisions 2008-2012: alcohol as a factor. Ballina: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2015) Review of road fatalities as of 21 December 2015. Dublin: RSA.

Road Safety Authority. (2015) Sláinte agus Tiomáint. Medical fitness to drive guidelines (group 1 and 2 drivers). Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2013) Closing the gap: road safety strategy 2013-2020. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2013) Sláinte agus Tiomáint medical fitness to drive guidelines. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2011) Driving under the influence of drugs - A review of the evidence and legislation by the RSA: A synopsis of the key points on cannabis use. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2010) Medical aspects of driver licensing. A guide for registered medical practitioners. Mayo: Road Safety Authority.

Road Safety Authority. (2007) Road safety strategy 2007-2012. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

Webpage

Road Safety Authority. (2024) Penalty points statistics.

Road Safety Authority. (2022) Anti-drug driving: raising awareness of the consequences of driving under the influence of drugs.

FactSheet

Road Safety Authority. (2022) Drugs and driving. Dublin: Road Safety Authority.

News

Road Safety Authority. [Road Safety Authority] One in 10 have driven after consuming alcohol in the last 12 months – according to new research by the RSA. (19 Jan 2024)

[Road Safety Authority] 13% rise in road deaths recorded in 2022. (01 Jan 2023)

[Road Safety Authority] Quarter of motorists admit to driving over the limit the morning after a night out. (14 Mar 2022)

[Road Safety Authority] An Garda Síochána’s Christmas and New Year road safety campaign 2021. (14 Jan 2022)

[Road Safety Authority] RSA and An Garda Síochána highlight life-changing impact of drink driving at Christmas and New Year in road safety appeal. (25 Nov 2021)

[Road Safety Authority] Quarter of drivers admit they may have been over the limit when driving the morning after. (02 Jun 2021)

Road Safety Authority. 37% increase in drug driving specimens analysed in 2020. (02 Apr 2021)

Road Safety Authority. [Road Safety Authority] Over a third of road user fatalities have a positive toxicology for alcohol. (16 Mar 2021)

[Road Safety Authority] 17% Increase in ‘Driving Under Influence’ specimens analysed in first Six Months of 2020. (30 Jul 2020)

[Road Safety Authority] RSA and Gardaí publish mid-year review of road safety. (10 Jul 2018)

[Road Safety Authority] 2017 sees record low of road fatalities. (01 Jan 2018)

[Road Safety Authority] Alcohol a factor in 2 in 5 fatal crashes in the lead up to Christmas. (30 Nov 2017)

[Road Safety Authority] New campaign warns of dangers of drink driving the ‘morning after’. (22 Sep 2017)

[Road Safety Authority] Statement regarding discrepancies in number of breathalysed tests. (27 Aug 2017)

[Road Safety Authority] RSA and Gardaí publish mid-year review of road safety. (18 Jul 2017)

Road Safety Authority. [Road Safety Authority] Review of lower drink driving limits. (13 Dec 2013)

[Road Safety Authority] Deaths and injuries on Irish roads. (2011)

[Road Safety Authority] RSA Broadcasts New Anti Drug Driving TV Campaign. (30 Jul 2010)