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AN GARDA Síochana have been calling in to speak with children in pre-schools around the country about staying safe while outside and near traffic or a road.
Garda Michelle Doherty called into community childcare facility Kincora Kids in Killaloe this week to spread the road safety message.
She brought along some high-vis vests for wearing while out on the road.
It's crucial that we spread the road safety message among children from the very first opportunity.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 11, 2023
Garda Michelle Doherty called in to see them all in Kincora Kids, Killaloe Co. Clare and brought along some high-vis vests for wearing while out on the road.#SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/jnElwTwhla
Sharing the day on social media, gardaí said "it's crucial that we spread the road safety message among children from the very first opportunity."
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