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|Photo: Garda Traffic
Gardaí in Cork City while conducting speed checks, caught a driver driving 94kmh in a 60kmh zone.
The driver of the vehicle was unaccompanied learner with no L-plates and no insurance.
The Gardaí posted about the incident on their official Twitter account.
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The tweet from An Garda Síochána Twitter account and it reads:
We were out checking speed at the Dunkettle Interchange in Cork City when we clocked the driver of this car going 94km/h in a 60km/h zone.
When stopped we figured out that the driver was an unaccompanied learner with no L-plates on display and was driving uninsured.
The full post by the Gardaí can found on their Twitter account HERE.
We were out checking speed at the Dunkettle Interchange in Cork City when we clocked the driver of this car going 94km/h in a 60km/h zone.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) April 23, 2025
When stopped we figured out that the driver was an unaccompanied learner with no L-plates on display and was driving uninsured.#SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/DprTSRSIrU
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