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Cahir Roads Policing: ‘This leaner driver was planning on sailing off into the sunset’
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) May 23, 2018
but we stopped this ‘Skipper’ He had an L-Permit for over 2 decades.
Unaccompanied (apart from the boat!) He’ll be making an appearance in the
Courts soon. pic.twitter.com/I0vy8ZQQbc
Unaccompanied - apart from the boat!
The Cahir Roads Policing unit took action this week when they met this driver who was not only driving unaccompanied on a Learners Permit but he had it for 20 years!
"'This leaner driver was planning on sailing off into the sunset’ but we stopped this ‘Skipper’ He had an L-Permit for over 2 decades. Unaccompanied (apart from the boat!) He’ll be making an appearance in the Courts soon," the gardaí say.
Drive safe everyone!
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