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GARDAÍ in Dundalk have taken swift action to ensure accessibility for all, as they towed away a van parked in a disabled bay without a proper permit during a patrol.
Gardaí noticed the offending van parked in a disabled bay without the necessary permit, and in response, the vehicle was towed away, ensuring the space was left clear for those who genuinely rely on it for accessibility.
It is said that legal proceedings are set to follow, and the van driver is expected in court where the violation is expected to be addressed.
Disabled parking bays are designated for individuals with disabilities who require easier access to facilities and services.
The enforcement of parking regulations in these areas is crucial to maintaining an inclusive and accessible environment for all members of the community.
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