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CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
The Tipperary Roads Policing Unit was active recently in a targeted operation that led to two separate vehicles being seized for serious driving offences.
In the first instance, officers stopped a vehicle and discovered the driver had no valid insurance. As a result, the vehicle was seized on the spot, and the driver now faces an upcoming court appearance.
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Shortly afterwards, a second vehicle was observed with the driver holding a mobile phone while driving. Further checks revealed the driver not only lacked a valid driving licence but was also uninsured. This vehicle too was seized, with court proceedings to follow.
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Gardaí continue to urge drivers to comply with road safety laws as part of ongoing efforts to ensure #SaferRoads across the county.
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