Question 1080 · Truck theory test
How many road deaths were there in Ireland in 2017?
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Correct answer
158
Official explanation
In 2017, there were 158 road deaths in Ireland (provisional report). This number continues to fall thanks to the improved behaviour of all road users. By taking personal responsibility for your own behaviour on the roads, you can help further improve these figures.
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- Managing risk · Incidents and Collisions
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