Very dangerous.
A Garda road operation in Limerick has stopped several drivers exceeding the speed limit by significant amounts.
According to the Limerick Mayor Daniel Butler, one driver was captured going at 168km/h in a residential area on St Nessan’s Road, Raheen, where the speed limit is just 50km/h. Butler spoke up on the offence, calling it “incredibly dangerous.”
Other vehicles on the National/Motorway network were clocked going at speeds such as 156km/h, 157km/h and 164km/h. The Gardaí posted speed camera images on their official Twitter account.
Limerick Roads Policing Unit- A number of vehicles detected for assorted speeding offences on National/Motorway network. #slowdown #NeverEverDrinkDrugDrive pic.twitter.com/HUpiHXkflp
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 3, 2019
A car caught doing 168kph in a 50kph zone on St Nessans Road Raheen by @GardaTraffic Incredibly dangerous. pic.twitter.com/J6tAmlRxmP
— Cllr Daniel Butler (@DanielButlerFG) January 3, 2019
These latest updates follow a Christmas and New Year period where the Gardaí made many arrests for drink-driving, and recorded well over 1000 motorists breaking the speed limit on Irish roads.
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