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The car that was stopped on the M18 motorway Picture: @GardaTraffic
GARDAI have stopped a virtual wreck of a car that had been involved in two previous collisions on the M18 motorway.
Ennis Traffic Crops stopped the car - "if you can call it that", gardai said - which was missing a tyre and had been heavily damaged, apparently in a previous incident.
It was being driven by a motorist that had been involved in two collisions and kept driving, gardai said.
The driver had "no licence, no insurance and also failed roadside drug test", according to the @GardaTraffic account.
Gardai said: "Big day out in court to follow."
Ennis Traffic Corps stopped this car (if you can call it that) on the M18. Driver had been involved in 2 collisions & kept driving. Driver had no licence, no insurance & also failed roadside drug test. Big day out in court to follow. pic.twitter.com/qth3DKKCUa
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 2, 2018
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