There have been 10 deaths on the roads in the midlands so far in 2023.
The government's road safety strategy is being heavily criticised, by a former Transport Minister.
Road deaths have reached a six-year high, with 100 people killed so far this year.
The RSA says it includes twenty-three people aged between 16 and 25.
There have been 10 deaths in the midlands so far in 2023, the highest number is in Westmeath at 6, 3 in Offaly and 1 in Laois.
Former Minister Shane Ross says the current trend is deeply concerning.
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