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TA AN Garda Síochána ag iarraidh ar gach úsáideoir bóithre a bheith sábháilte an Nollaig seo agus an Athbhliain.
Go dtí seo, tá 172 duine tar éis bás a fháil in imbhuailtí tráchta ar bhóithre na hÉireann. Seo 30 bás níos mó ná an tráth seo anuraidh.
Díreoidh a nOibríocht um Shábháilteacht ar Bhóithre na Nollag agus na hAthbhliana ar na contúirtí a bhaineann le tiomáint faoi thionchar, gan crios sábhála, ag luascadh nó ag baint úsáide as fón póca agus tú ag tiomáint.
Idir an 1 agus an 7 Nollaig, 2023, ní raibh aon bhás ar bhóithre ar Bhóithre na hÉireann mar gheall ar an scéal. Cuirtear é seo i gcomparáid le 2 bhás sa tréimhse chéanna in 2022 agus 3 bhás in 2019.
Tá os cionn 140 tiománaí gafa ag an nGarda Síochána sa chéad seachtain den Oibríocht faoi amhras faoi Thiomáint faoi Thionchar Meiscigh. Gabhadh os cionn 40 de na tiománaithe seo ar amhras faoi Thiomáint ar Dhrugaí.
Tá Fógraí Muirear Seasta eisithe ag an nGarda Síochána cheana féin do thiománaithe ar na cúiseanna seo a leanas idir 1-7 Nollaig, 2023: 50 gan úsáid a bhaint as criosanna sábhála, 200 chun fón póca a úsáid, agus beagnach 1800 le haghaidh luais
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