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Athy Roads Policing Unit recently conducted a speed check in the Kildangan, Co Kildare area, where a motorist was detected travelling at 89km/h in a 50km/h zone.
A quick roadside check using the #MobilityApp confirmed the driver was disqualified from driving. The driver was arrested and charged, and their vehicle was seized on the spot.
This motorist now faces a day in court.
Thanks to the Mobility App, Gardaí receive live roadside information on drivers — making it easier than ever to identify those who shouldn’t be behind the wheel.
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