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The vehicles were seized by members of the Roads Policing Unit
A NUMBER of vehicles have been seized for a variety of offences at several locations in Limerick by members of the divisional Roads Policing Unit.
Fines have been issued and prosecutions will follow in a number of cases as a result of the detections – all of which occurred in recent days.
In one incident in Rathkeale, a silver Volkswagen car was seized as it had not been taxed for more than two years.
In a separate incident in the city, a red Peugeot 307 was stopped after it was detected travelling at 72km/h in a 50km/h zone.
According to gardai, it was subsequently established the driver was not insured and the car did not have Motor Tax or a valid NCT.
Elsewhere, a Vauxhall van which was stopped for a speeding offence was seized as it did not have a valid Certificate of Road Worthiness while a fourth vehicle was seized after it too was stopped for speeding.
According to a post on social media, the learner driving in that case was driving unaccompanied.
In addition to any fines or prosecutions, each of the drivers will have to pay a release fee to get their vehicles back.
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