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Operation Enable: Longford Gardaí highlight 'classic example' of illegal parking in disabled designated space
Following a number of cases heard in the local district court, Longford Gardaí have this week highlighted another 'classic example' of illegal parking in a disabled designated space.
On their Facebook page, Longford Gardaí posted a photo showing a car parked in a designated parking bay in Longford.
Also read: Driver in Longford convicted for second time for parking in a disabled space
"This is a classic example of denying a Disabled Permit Holder the opportunity to park in a designated parking bay in Longford. This effort cost this motorist €150."
The Gardaí cautioned, "Remember these spaces are few and are required by those who most need them."
Also read: Woman rushing for job interview fined by Longford judge for parking in disabled bay
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