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Picture - GardaTraffic
The motorist was found to have no valid driving licence, insurance, NCT or tax, while none of the passengers were wearing seatbelts.
Roscommon Roads Policing Unit stopped a car in Roscommon town recently, with the driver found to have too many people in the car.
Upon inspection, six people were discovered in the car not wearing a seat belt, including two children who were not properly restrained. Gardaí also found the driver had no licence, insurance, tax and NCT.
Also read: Midlands gardaí seize vehicle for expired tax of almost four years
The car was also tested by customs and found to be using green diesel. The car was subsequently seized, with court proceedings to follow.
Roscommon Roads Policing Unit stopped this car in Roscommon Town. Driver had no licence, insurance, tax or NCT.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 6, 2020
6 people in car with no seat belt including 2 young children not properly restrained. Car seized. Fuel tested by customs found to be green diesel. Court to follow. pic.twitter.com/8bml13F8BG
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