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CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
A motorist in Tipperary Town had their car seized after the Garda Roads Policing Unit officers discovered they were not only driving while "scrolling on social media", but also without a valid licence or insurance.
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Gardaí on patrol in the town stopped the vehicle on Wednesday after noticing the driver was visibly distracted while using their phone.
Further checks revealed the motorist did not hold a licence, let alone insurance.
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The car was seized on the spot and Gardaí confirmed that proceedings have commenced.
Gardaí are reminding drivers that distracted driving is a major safety risk and that uninsured and unlicensed drivers face serious consequences.
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