They say there'll be a focus on ''life-saving'' offences to promote road safety.
Gardai in the Midlands are asking drivers across to region to allow their behaviour to promote safety among other road users.
There will be a focus on life saving offences such as people not wearing seat belts correctly and speeding during the bank holiday.
Nine people have been killed on the roads in the Midlands this year.
Ollie Baker from the Laois/Offaly roads policing unit has this message for drivers:
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