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Kildare/Carlow Roads Policing has provided an update on seized vehicles for the past week.
According to gardai, a total of 41 vehicles were seized in the past week for:
No Insurance
No Tax
No NCT
Unaccompanied Learner Drivers
Disqualified Drivers
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The Naas Roads Policing Unit were on patrol in Monasterevin, Carbury and Celbridge last weekend.
Following ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) hits for no insurance - they seized five vehicles.
A garda statement issued on social media stated: “We’re out in force. If you’re not road legal — we’ll find you and seize your vehicle. Using the Garda Mobility App, we’re targeting uninsured and unsafe vehicles.
“We can’t be everywhere — but we could be anywhere. No Insurance? No Excuse.
#AnGardaSíochána #RoadSafety #NoInsurance #MobilityApp #HighVisibilityPolicing #Kildare #Carlow #SafeRoads #GardaTraffic #NaasRPU”
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