The Irish Independent's View: Safety reset a good idea as road deaths leave country in shock
Briefly

The tragic death of Garda Flatley emphasizes the urgent need for society to rethink road safety measures. As the third officer injured in a week, his loss underscores the escalating trend in road fatalities. Commissioner Drew Harris and Taoiseach Micheál Martin stress the importance of protecting law enforcement and fostering a safer road environment for all. The rising statistics of road deaths necessitate a collective effort to address reckless behavior among drivers, urging public accountability in adhering to traffic laws to prevent further tragedies like that of Flatley and other victims.
“The death of a garda in these circumstances is particularly alarming. Bad behaviour on the road is a common sight, from running red lights to breaking the speed limit...”
“Taoiseach Micheál Martin yesterday appeared to agree with Commissioner Harris's call for a road safety reset, referring to 'an obligation to protect the members of An Garda Síochána...'”
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