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Laois drivers urged to watch video explaining roundabouts.
Gardaí in Laois have said too many drivers don't know how to use roundabouts and have urged motorists to watch an explainer video online.
The Laois and Offaly Garda Division took to social media to urge drivers in the two counties to remind themselves of the rules of the road when it comes to roundabouts.
"Drivers of Laois Offaly please pay attention to this video as unfortunately far too many don't know how to use roundabouts around the two counties," they said.
The video was made my Sgt Andy Morrison of the driver training school, Templemore Garda College which highlighted the importance of the correct and safe use of roundabouts to maintain traffic flow and avoid collisions.
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