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The tweet from @GardaTraffic urged motorists to 'respect all road users'
LIMERICK gardai have fined a number of motorists for parking illegally in wheelchair parking spaces without displaying the proper permits.
Gardai, as part of Operation Enable, issued fixed penalty charge notices (FCPN) to two cars parked in the city that had no disabled parking permits displayed.
“Please respect all road users,” tweeted gardai from the @GardaTraffic account.
Limerick Gardaí : Gardaí as part of #OperationEnable issue FCPN
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) December 5, 2017
to two cars, no disabled parking permits displayed. Please respect all road
users. pic.twitter.com/zoyZnCqAAE
Replies from Twitter users were less than sympathetic:
I couldn't be more happier.
— (((Patrick Hogan))) (@phog6189) December 5, 2017
Continue this great work & target those drivers who use pavements as parking spots too.
Is the car in the top photo parked in the middle of TWO disabled parking spaces? How arrogant and self important you must be to think it's ok to "park" (more like abandon) your car like this.
— SheWhoMustBeObeyed (@MadeleineNiConc) December 5, 2017
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