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Despite the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, and increases in motor fuel costs, the vast majority of Irish people are still heavily dependent on private car transport to get around.

With the arrival of summer, roads become busier with bicycles, motorcycles, caravans, agricultural vehicles, visiting tourists, and increased traffic congestion. It is crucial to exercise extra caution and vigilance, particularly during school holidays when more children are present, as their actions may be unpredictable due to their limited awareness of vehicle-related dangers.

Ford Pro has recently revealed its new E-Transit Courier, which it describes as a new all-electric commercial vehicle bringing enhanced connectivity and productivity for compact van customers.

Dolphin Stair Lifts Galway Ltd have been operating successfully from its base in Liosban Industrial Estate in Galway City for the past 25 years.

In Europe, all electric vehicles are tested against a standardised metric for range. The Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) measures the range of all electric vehicles (EVs).

Toyota Ireland initiative, titled 'Hybrid Nation’ aims to promote the zero emissions driving capabilities of its latest generation Corolla, Yaris Cross, Yaris and Toyota C-HR hybrid electrics

Dolphin Stair Lifts Galway Ltd has been operating successfully from its base in Liosban Industrial Estate in Galway city for the past 25 years. The Galway-based company is owned and operated by Robert Gurry and Peter Mooney, who provide advice about Dolphin's range of products — which includes full bathroom alterations to provide low level access showers and wet rooms — and ensure a personal service is always guaranteed.

The Bus Éireann electric town service project which was launched in Athlone at the start of the year has achieved two awards at the PwC Business Post Sustainable Business Awards.

Brite Mobility, the electric mobility company owned by Colin Barry (ex Motorpark) is launching several high powered EV Charging sites this year in Galway starting with Currys at Galway Retail Park and at the Motorpark site at the Sandy Road.

Galway motorists can have their children's car seats checked for free by the Road Safety Authority later this month.