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National Slow Down Day takes place today. File photo
An Garda Síochána Kildare–Carlow Division are taking part in a 24-hour nationwide speed-enforcement operation (Tuesday, December 23 2025 - 7am to Wednesday, December 24 2025 - 7am).
With heavy Christmas travel underway, this operation aims to:
Prevent speed-related collisions
Encourage safer driving
Raise awareness of road safety risks
The Christmas period brings a higher risk of fatal and serious collisions, so enforcement is increased, including checkpoints and speed-camera activity, as part of wider holiday road-safety campaigns.
A message from An Garda Síochána Kildare said: “Please slow down and take extra care on the roads. Slow down. Arrive alive.”
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