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'Never take unnecessary risks on the roads,' An Garda Siochana has warned
Letterkenny Roads Policing Unit are out on the roads this St. Brigid's Bank Holiday Weekend.
They stopped a driver who had no driving licence or insurance on Friday. The car was seized and court proceedings will follow.
A number of drivers were detected travelling in excess of the legal speed limit today and yesterday in the Letterkenny area and Fixed Charge Penalty Notices were issued.
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A driver was arrested on suspicion of drug driving on Saturday after they tested positive for cannabis and a car was seized later in the day as the driver had no driving licence or insurance. The car did not have a valid NCT or tax. Court proceedings will follow.
"Never take unnecessary risks on the roads," An Garda Siochana has warned. "Make responsible decisions as a driver. Slow down. Never drive while under the influence of alcohol or drugs."
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