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Better safe than sorry: Kildare group promotes campaign to combat driver fatigue this coming Bank Holiday. File photograph
A Kildare-based group has promoted a campaign led by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and service station brand Applegreen to combat driver fatigue this coming Bank Holiday.
The County Kildare Leader Parnership has shared the following message from the RSA, in line with the latter organisation's "Stop, Sip, Sleep" campaign: "Why not stop in to an Applegreen service station to get a free cup of coffee to help combat driver fatigue?
"Say 'RSA' at the till to avail of the free coffee from 2pm to 8pm on Friday, May 2 and Monday, May 5, 2025."
The full list of participating stores can be viewed here.
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