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Gardai discovered this motorist transporting an armchair was in fact disqualified
A driver in Limerick attracted attention over an armchair strapped to the top of his car.
Members of the Garda traffic division took a closer look and discovered another problem for the driver – other than having to transport his furniture across town.
In the hot seat !
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) April 9, 2019
Driver stopped in Limerick. Found to be disqualified using the mobility app. Charged to court! pic.twitter.com/6ZMwPWFyI7
Using the force’s mobility app, the gardai were able to ascertain that the driver was in fact disqualified.
The driver was charged and will be facing a court appearance for the transgression
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