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The makeshift braking set-up discovered by gardaí in Letterkenny this evening
An individual whose makeshift braking system was described by Gardaí as "shockingly dangerous" faces a court appearance.
This makeshift braking system was discovered when Gardaí inspected a vehicle in Letterkenny this evening. Gardaí will be conducting checkpoints and carrying out vehicle inspections all weekend. It is one of a number of vehicles seized by Gardaí today, ahead of the three-day Donegal International Rally, which starts tomorrow. This evening Gardaí launched a Road Education and Safety Project - Operation Nexus - in Letterkenny.
"Do not put lives at risk on the roads. Make responsible decisions when it comes to road safety.
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