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Credit: Laois Offaly Gardai
A speeding HGV driver who was stopped in Midlands should not have been on the road.
It transpired the driver, who had been caught speeding earlier in the day, had a licence which expired over a year earlier.
Gardai posted a picture on social media and stated: “Laois Roads Policing Unit on patrol today stopped this HGV for a speeding offence on the N80 at Milltown, Ballylinan."
The driver whose licence was out of date over a year informed Gardaí that it was the second time that they had been stopped for a speeding offence. A numbers of Tachograph offences were also detected. Gardai say court proceedings have commenced.
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