Gardai say proceedings are to follow.
A driver, subject to a bench warrant, has been arrested by Kildare Gardai.
Naas Roads Policing Unit were conducting speed checks on the M9 when they found driver speeding at 149kph.
The driver was stopped, and subsequently found to be disqualified, and the subject of a bench warrant
The motorist was detained and proceedings are to follow.
They were arrested. Proceedings to follow
Naas Roads Policing Unit were conducting speed checks on the M9 when they found this driver speeding at 149kph. They were stopped & by using the #MobilityApp, it was found that the driver was disqualified & the subject of a bench warrant
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) September 9, 2021
They were arrested. Proceedings to follow pic.twitter.com/0mEK89KJMg
In a separate operation, Naas RPU say they made "numerous" detections in a speed check set up following complaints about drivers breaking the limit.
It took place in Johnstownbridge.
Gardai say one driver was detected travelling at 80kph in a 50kph zone.
Fines and penalty points have been issued in all cases.
Naas Roads Policing Unit conducted speed checks in Johnstownbridge recently following complaints regards speeding motorists.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) September 9, 2021
Numerous detections were made, including one driver travelling at 80kph in a 50kph zone.
Fixed Charge Penalty Notices were issued to all. #SlowDown pic.twitter.com/orqWkdjh8f
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