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Driver pulled over for no headlights on tests positive for drugs and alcohol
An Garda Síochána said that a driver in Dublin was found driving under the influence when stopped for having no headlights on.
Gardaí in South Dublin initially stopped the car on the Aghfarrell Road because the car had no headlights on.
Our Roads Policing Unit in South Dublin initially stopped this car along Aghfarrelll Road because they'd no headlights on.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) November 8, 2024
When pulled in, it quickly became apparent that the driver was under the influence.
They failed both a roadside drug and an alcohol test.#SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/etfrgvIQV5
Once it became clear to Gardaí that the driver appeared under the influence, they tested the driver for alcohol and drugs.
The driver failed both the roadside drug and alcohol test.
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