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Photo of the car that was seized. Garda twitter
Kildare gardai seized a car which tried to avoid a checkpoint on the night of December 29.
Clane Roads Policing set up a checkpoint and noticed that a car that was coming towards them tried to turn around to avoid them.
They stopped the car and found it was being driven by a learner driver who was unaccompanied.
The car was seized and a fixed charge penalty notice was also issued.
Clane Roads Policing were conducting a checkpoint last night when a car coming towards them tried to turn around to avoid them.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) December 30, 2018
Gardaí stopped car to discover a learner driver driving unaccompanied.
Car seized under Section 41 Clancy Amendment.
FCPN also issued. pic.twitter.com/xg8QBlBhHp
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