Motorcyclists urged to ease off throttle over Bank Holiday weekend |
In a Road Safety Authority survey of 450 motorcyclists, 12% admitted that they been involved in a road collision in the past two years.
So far this year, four motorcyclists have died on Irish roads, compared to one for the same period last year. This weekend's road safety campaign is particularly targeting recreational motorcyclists - those who take their motorbikes out in better weather or the summer.
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