RSA campaigns need to be more visible, says minister

Minister defends plans to keep Road Safety Authority after strong criticism

Seán Canney revealed yesterday that the previous plan to split the RSA in two has been scrapped.

RSA campaigns need to be more visible, says minister

Minister of State with responsibility for road safety Sean Canney has said that while there is a lot of room for improvement in the Road Safety Authority, it is better to work within the current organisation to deal with issues that can be addressed, such as waiting times for driving tests.

Minister under fire over U-turn on RSA break-up

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Government in spectacular U-turn on plan to disband Road Safety Authority

The Government has done a spectacular U-turn on its decision to disband the Road Safety Authority (RSA), and split it in two, some 12 months after announcing the move and saying the authority was “not working”. Road deaths have continued to climb this year, with 164 people killed so far in 2025 compared to 151 […] The post Government in spectacular U-turn on plan to disband Road Safety Authority appeared first on Sticky Bottle.