Gardai say it appears the motorist, in his 60s, has never had a driver's licence.
Proceedings are underway against a motorist in Kildare who produced a "fake" driver's licence at a checkpoint.
The operation was mounted by Naas Roads Policing Unit and the Road Safety Authority
Two vehicles were seized.
One was being driven by a motorist holding a fake licence.
Gardai say it appears the man, in his 60s, had never held a driving licence or learner permit.
The vehicle was also uninsured.
Naas Gardaí conducting checkpoints with the RSA in Kildare impounded 2 cars
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) September 22, 2021
With regards to one of these, a driver in his 60s produced a fake driving license. Appears they never held a driving license or learner permit in their life & had no insurance!
Proceedings commenced pic.twitter.com/SRoruPtgvK
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