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A fixed charge was issued to the moped after it parked across a disabled bay on O'Connell Street Picture: @GardaTraffic
LIMERICK gardai have warned that rules about parking in disabled bays “apply to two wheels as well” after moped user was fined for parking illegally.
Gardai tweeted on the @GardaTraffic account: “Limerick Roads Policing: ‘The disabled parking bay apply to the two wheels as well!’”
“FCPS issued to this m/cycle which was parked across a disabled bay on O’Connell St in Limerick,” added gardai.
Limerick Roads Policing: “The disabled parking bay apply to
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) April 30, 2018
the two wheels as well!”
FCPS issued to this m/cycle which was parked across a
disabled bay on O’ Connell St in Limerick pic.twitter.com/q0KxpddAi2
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