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Through interviews with road users, local communities, campaigners, road safety organisations, emergency services, Gardaí and other relevant voices, Road Safety Radio examines both the causes and consequences of collisions while highlighting the real people behind road safety statistics.&#13;
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Each programme focuses on a particular road safety issue, combining local experiences with expert insight and available data to explore what is going wrong, what improvements are being made and what more can be done to prevent deaths and serious injuries.&#13;
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Road Safety Radio aims to encourage informed discussion around the shared responsibility for safer roads - from investment and engineering to enforcement and the decisions every road user makes.&#13;
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Road Safety Radio is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.&#13;
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Road Safety Radio is funded by the News Reporting Scheme.&#13;
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      <title>Road Safety Radio Episode 1: What Needs to be Done With the N81? </title>
      <itunes:subtitle>Jamie Ryan examines the dangers of the N81, hearing from local road users, campaigners and road safety advocates about collisions, dangerous driving and calls for improvements.</itunes:subtitle>
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Jamie hears from West Wicklow Councillor Gerry O’Neill about the long-running campaign for improvements, Blessington resident Rob Walsh about his family’s personal experience of serious collisions on the N81, and Leo Lieghio of the Irish Road Victims’ Association about road safety, driver responsibility and the lasting human impact of serious and fatal collisions.&#13;
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