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RSA Publishes Advice on Wrong-Way Driving After M9 Crash
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has published advice on how to react to wrong-way driving on motorways, following a crash on the M9. This guidance comes after initial reports suggested the RSA had no such advice available.
21 Aug, 16:07 — 21 Aug, 18:27
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irish-independent3d ago
Advice on encountering wrong-way driving published by RSA following M9 crash
Drivers who encounter a vehicle travelling in the wrong direction towards them have been advised to ‘stay calm and avoid any sudden or dangerous manoeuvres’
By Darragh Nolan
Read full article →the-journal3d ago
RSA quietly publishes advice on wrong-way motorway driving after first saying it had none
The organisation was contacted by the road safety minister this week over its lack of visibility in the wake of the M9 tragedy.
Read full article →Coverage Timeline
First report: the-journal · 21 Aug, 16:07|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h
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